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100

This groundbreaking case outlawed segregation in schools

A. Plessy Vs Ferguson (1896)

B. Worcester Vs Georgia (1832)

C. Brown Vs Board of Education (1954)

What is Brown Vs Board of Education

C

100

This Amendment outlawed Slavery in the United States

A. 13th 

B. 14th

C. 10th

D. 12th

What is the 13th Amendment

100

The United States joined this War because of Unrestricted submarine Warfare and the Zimmerman Telegram

A. War of 1812

B. World War 1

C. World War 2

D. Hundred Years War

What is World War 1

B

100

What document was written on July 4th 1776 declaring independence from England?

A. US Constitution 

B. Magna Carta 

C. Atlantic Charter

D. Declaration of Independence

What is the Declaration of Independence

D


100

This war was fought from 1861-1865

A. American Revolution

B. American Civil War

C. War of 1812

D. Spanish American War


What was the American Civil War 

B

100

This was the United States Foreign Policy during the US to stop the spread of Communism

A. Realpolitik

B. Containment 

C. Laissez Faire

D. Domino Theory 

What is Containment 

B

200

This court case raised questions about limitations on freedom of speech during wartime

A. Marbury V. Madison (1803) 

B. Gideon V. Wainwright (1963)

C. Schenck v. United States (1919)

D. Miranda V. Arizona (1966)

What is Schenck V. United States (1919)

200

This Amendment guarantees citizens of Freedom of Speech

A. 22nd

B. 1st

C. 4th 

D. 7th

What is the First Amendment 

B

200

Which country attacked a United States Naval base on December 7th, 1941 sparking US involvement in World War 2?

A. Germany 

B. Japan

C. Italy 

D. USSR

Who is Japan 

B

200

Who was the Commander of the Continental Army, and later the first President of the USA?

A. Ben Franklin

B. John Adams

C. George Washington

D. James Madison

Who was George Washington

C

200

This President had a doctrine named after him in 1823, that stated to European Powers that the Western Hemisphere was off-limits for Colonization 

A. Harry Truman 

B. Teddy Roosevelt

C. George Washington 

D. James Monroe

Who is James Monroe 

D

200

This war was fought in Southeastern Asia with the Domino Theory in mind.

A. World War 2

B. Desert Storm 

C. Vietnam War

D. Cold War

What is the Vietnam War

C

300

The principle of Judicial Review was established as a result of this groundbreaking court case

A. Dred Scott v. Stanford (1857)

B. Worcester V Georgia (1832)

C. Marbury V. Madison (1803)

D. Krug v. Levine (2026)

What is Marbury v Madison (1803)

C

300

This Amendment gave women the right to vote. 

A. 26th

B. 3rd

C. 19th 

D. 11th

What is the 19th Amendment

C

300
Wilson outlined a plan for peace with this number of points


A.11

B.12

C.17

D.14

What are Wilson's 14 points 

D

300

What was the famous Colonial Slogan coined during the late 1760s and early 1770s?

A. You'll never Walk alone

B. No Taxation without representation

C. Tea and crumpets 

D. We want you to join the US Military

What is No Taxation without representation 

B

300

This was the name for the Anti-Slavery Movement prior to the Civil War

A. Suffragettes

B. Prohibition movement

C. Abolitionist movement

D. Vietnamization

What is the Abolitionist movement

C

300

This President resigned because of the Watergate Scandal 

A. Gerald Ford

B. Ronald Reagan

C. Jimmy Carter

D. Richard Nixon

Who is Richard Nixon 

D

400

This court case ruled that Georgia could not pass legislation removing Cherokees from Cherokee lands. President  Jackson ignored = Trail of Tears

A. Worcester v. Georgia (1832)

B. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)

C. Korematsu v. United States (1944)

D. Mcculloch v Maryland (1824)

What is Worcester V Georgia (1832)

A

400

This amendment provided birthright citizenship for all Americans born in America

A. 14th

B. 13th

C. 16th

D. 12th

What is the 14th Amendment

A

400

What massive invasion shifted the tide of World War 2 in the Western European Theater?

A. D-Day 

B. Operation Barbarossa

C. Battle of the Somme

D. Battle of Stalingrad

What is D-Day 

A

400

What was one of the main causes for the fight for independence amongst the Colonists?

A. they did not like English tea

B. they did not like the color red on the British uniforms

C. They did not like the city of Boston 

D. they were unfairly taxed without parliamentary representation

What is they were unfairly taxed without parliamentary representation 

400
This act made it illegal to monopolize industries and businesses 

A. Lend-Lease act

B. Sherman Anti-trust act 

C. Dawes Act

D. CCC act

What is the Sherman anti-trust act?

400

This war was the first proxy war fought during the Cold War, ending in a ceasefire in 1953 between 2 neighboring countries

A. Vietnam war

B. Boer War

C. Korean War

D. Franco-Prussian War

What is the Korean War

C

500

This case ruled that Japanese internment during WW2 was justified, and that rights can be limited. 

A. Dred Scott v. Stanford (1857)

B. Korematsu v. United States (1944)

C. New York Times v. United States (1971)

D. Brown V. Board of Education (1954)

What is Korematsu v. United States (1944)

B

500

This amendment repealed the 18th Amendment, ending Prohibition 

A. 12th 

B. 13th

C. 21st

D. 20th

What is the 21st amendment 

C

500

Which 2 Japanese cities did the United States drop atomic bombs on, effectively ending World War 2?

A. Kyoto and Nagasaki

B. Osaka and Hiroshima

C. Kyoto and Osaka

D. Hiroshima and Nagasaki

What is Hiroshima and Nagasaki

D


500

This massacre happened in a Massachusetts city on March 5th, 1770 sparking a massive controversy in the 13 Colonies

A. Boston Massacre

B. New York City Massacre

C. Philadelphia Massacre

D. Albany Massacre


What is the Boston Massacre

A

500

This announcement by Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves 

A. Emancipation Proclamation 

B. New Deal 

C. Monroe Doctrine

D. Roosevelt Corollary

What is the Emancipation Proclamation? 

A

500

This event nearly resulted in a Nuclear War and mutually assured destruction in 1962.

A. Bay of Pigs invasion

B. Cuban Missile Crisis

C. Moon Landing 

D. Yom Kippur War

What is the Cuban Missile Crisis

B