The American Revolution
The US Constitution
Early Presidents
Social Reformers
A Mixed Bag
100

This "tea party" was a protest against British taxes.

What is the Boston Tea Party.

100

This document is the "Supreme Law of the Land."

The US Constitution

100

He was the 1st President and a General in the war.

George Washington

100

She is famous for her work helping slaves escape on the Underground Railroad.

Harriet Tubman

100

He was the King of Great Britain during the American Revolution.

King George III

200

He wrote the Declaration of Independence.

Thomas Jefferson

200

These are the first ten amendments to the Constitution.

The Bill of Rights

200

He was the 3rd President and bought the Louisiana Territory.

Thomas Jefferson

200

These women fought for "suffrage," which is the right to vote. Name one

Elizabeth Cady Stanton or Lucretia Mott

200

This part of the government, led by the President, carries out and enforces laws.

Executive Branch

300

This "Shot Heard 'Round the World" happened in these two towns.

Lexington & Concord
300

These are the three branches of the U.S. government.

Executive, Legislative, Judicial

300

During the War of 1812, his wife Dolley saved a portrait of Washington.

James Madison

300

This reformer worked to improve conditions in prisons and for the mentally ill.

Dorothea Dix

300

Those who supported the US Constitution

Federalists

400

This was the final major battle where the British surrendered.

The Balle of Yorktown

400

This "Father of the Constitution" took detailed notes at the Convention.

James Madison

400

This President’s "Doctrine" told Europe to stay out of the Americas.

Monroe Doctrine

400

He was a formerly enslaved man who became a famous writer and speaker.

Frederick Douglas

400

What document preceded the US Constitution? 

Articles of Confederation

500

These colonists stayed loyal to King George III.

Loyalists

500

This "Great Compromise" created two houses in this branch.

Legislative Branch

500

He was the 2nd President and the first to live in the White House.

John Adams

500

This reformer is known as the "Father of American Public Education."

Horace Mann

500

These two states gave up land for the US Capital, give both states.

Maryland and Virginia