Revolutionary War
Constitution & Government
Civil War & Reconstruction
Geography & Economics
Historical Thinking Skills
100

What country did American colonies fight against?

Great Britain 

100

How many branches of government are there?

Three 
100

Who was president during the Civil War?

Abraham Lincoln

100

What is a map that shows physical features like mountains and rivers called?

Physical map

100

What is a primary source?

Original document or firsthand account

200

Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson 

200

What are the first 10 amendments called?

Bill of Rights 

200

What was the main issue that led to the Civil War?

Slavery

200

What is supply and demand?

Relationship between availability of a product and desire for it

200

What is a secondary source?

Information created after the event

300

What was the main reason for the Revolutionary War?

Taxation without Representaion 

300

Which branch makes laws?

Legislative branch 

300

What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?

Freed enslaved people in Confederate states

300

What region is known for industry during the 1800s?

The North

300

What does it mean to analyze a source?

Examine and interpret it

400

What battle is considered the turning point of the war?

Battle of Saratoga

400

What is the system called that prevents one branch from becoming too powerful?

Checks and Balances 

400

What amendment ended slavery?

13th Amendment

400

What is a tariff?

Tax on imported goods

400

What is bias?

A personal opinion that affects judgment

500

What Treaty ended the Revolutionary War?

Treaty of Paris (1783)

500

What is federalism?

Power shared between national and state governments

500

What was Reconstruction?

Rebuilding the South after the Civil War

500

What is the difference between renewable and nonrenewable resources?

Renewable can be replaced; nonrenewable cannot

500

Why is it important to compare multiple sources?

To get a more accurate understanding