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What was the first written plan of government called?

Articles of Confederation

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Who was America's first president?

George Washington

100

A person who secretly collects information for an enemy country is called what?

a spy

100

What is the Constitution of the United States?

A document that set up the plan of government for America.

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Patrick Henry demanded this be added to the Constitution.

Bill of Rights

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George Washington was the commander-in-chief of the ______ army.

American

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Who was an African-American double spy?

James Armistead

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The first 10 amendments of the Constitution of the United States are?

Bill of Rights

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The meeting to write a new plan of government was called?

The Constitutional Convention

200

What is trip taken by a group of people to explore a new place?

Expedition

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What was the document that told the why America wanted to be free from England?

Declaration of Independence.

300

What is someone who measures land and draws maps?

surveyor

300

What fought the French and Indian war?


French and British/English

300

Patrick Henry was the governor of which state?

Virginia

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What job helped George Washington prepare to be a soldier?

surveyor

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What is a person that draws plans for a building?

architect

400

The Declaration of Independence states that men have a right to "____, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness."

Life

400

The home designed by Thomas Jefferson was?

Monticello

400

Patrick Henry spoke out against the unfair rules of what country?

England

400

What is a person called who gives help or information to any enemy country?

traitor

500

A law that forced people to pay for a stamp to be put on important papers.

Stamp Act

500

What war did James Armistead act as a spy in?

War for Independence

500

What year was the Declaration of Independence accepted?

1776

500

What was the home George Washington inherited from his brother called?

Mount Vernon

500

What did Jefferson suggest be used for money?

dollar bills and coins