Mercury
Das Moon
The Sun
American Revolution
American Revolution #2
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This planet is the closest to the Sun.

Mercury

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He was the first man to walk on the moon.

Neil Armstrong

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What is the Sun's role in the water cycle on Earth?

It provides energy for evaporation.

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Who was the leader of the American Army?

George Washington

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Which CITY did the First Continental Congress take place?

Philadelphia

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What is Mercury's core made of?

Iron

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DAILY DOUBLE

How much lighter is the moon's gravity compared to Earth's?

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Why does the Sun appear to rise and set?

Due to Earth's rotation.

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Who was the King of England during the American Revolution?

King George III

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Which document declared the thirteen American colonies independent from British rule?

Declaration of Independence 

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Why is Mercury known for extreme temperature differences?

Lack of Atmosphere and Proximity to the Sun. 

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Is there gravity on the moon?

Yes

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How far is the Sun from the Earth?

~93 million miles

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What was the role of the Minutemen in the early stages of the Revolution?

Militia ready to fight at a moment's notice

3

What were the primary grievances expressed in the Declaration of Independence?

Unjust taxation

violation of rights

abuse of power

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How long does it take Mercury to complete one orbit around the Sun?

88 (Earth) Days

4

How long does it take for the moon to orbit Earth.

 27(.3) days

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What is the Sun's approximate age?

~4.6 billion years.

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What was the significance of the Battle of Bunker Hill?

Showed determination of the American forces

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Why did the British impose taxes on the American colonies?

To generate revenue and pay off war debts

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What is the surface of Mercury mostly covered with?

Rocks and Craters

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The moon's phases are caused by what? 

Its position relative to the Earth and the Sun.

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What is the Sun made of?

Mostly hydrogen and helium.

5

Finish the following famous phrase:

_______ if by _______ , _______ if by ________.

ONE if by LAND, TWO if by SEA

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In which year did the American Revolution begin?

1775