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100

The USA fought from this country for independence.

Great Britain

100

The first president of the USA

George Washington

100

This is our current vice president

JD Vance

100

After the Boston Tea Party, this beverage flourished in American markets and continues to do so today.

Coffee

100

This is the number of supreme court Justices are there.

9

200

This is the number of colonies in the USA at the start of the American Revolution.

13

200

This is the first vice president and the second president (same person)

John Adams

200

This 6'4" US president was an elite wrestler winning around 300 matches and the first president to sport a full beard.

Abe Lincoln, fun fact he only lost 1 of the 300 matches and is in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame

200

This was the first state to secede from the Union following the election of President Abe Lincoln.

South Caroline

200

These are the 3 branches of the US government.

Legislative, Executive, Judicial

300

After the Stamp act of 1765, tensions and protests in America increased. The first armed conflict initiating the Revolutionary War was in this year.

1775 April 19

300

These are two founding fathers who died 330 minutes apart on the 50th anniversary of American Independence the 4th of July 1826.


Bonus of 200 points (or subtract 300 from another team) to name the 3rd founding father to die on the 4th of July but this one died in 1831

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson


Bonus: James Monroe

300

This is the only President in US history to completely pay off the national debt.

Andrew Jackson

300

At Fort McHenry during the Battle of Baltimore, the Star-Spangled Banner was written during this war.

The war of 1812 

300

This amendment gave women the right to vote.

100 bonus (or subtract 200 from another team) for the year

The 19th amendment

june 4, 1919

400

This famous traitor of the Revolutionary War turned against the Continental Army and plotted to surrender the strategic fort at West Point to the British.

Benedict Arnold

Fun fact: He was a brilliant American general before the betrayal. At the Saratoga Battle Monument 4 individuals are remembered. General Horatio Gates, Gnereal Philip Schuyler and Colonel Daniel Morgan have life-sized statues. Benedict Arnold is honored by a blank tribute structure.

400

There are 7 prominent founding fathers that did not own any slaves. These are two of them.

John adams

Samuel Adams

Alexander Hamilton

Thomas Paine

John Jay

Roger Sherman

Oliver Ellsworth

400

This US president got a speeding ticket on a horse and buggy.

Ulysses S. Grant

400

 English designated as the official language of the US during this year.

March 1, 2025 by President Donald Trump. Prior to this the US had no official language

400

This position becomes president if both the President and Vice president die.

Speaker of the House

500

July 2 1776, the continental congress officially declared independence from Britain. This was the cause of the 2 day delay that formalized the national holiday, Independence Day, to be July 4th.

It took Congress 2 days to agree on edits made in the declaration of independence

500

This Founding Father served as the first U.S. Postmaster General and later designed the first official "Join, or Die" political cartoon.

Benjamin Franklin

500

In what became known as the U-2 affair, this president had to admit to misleading Americans about the true nature of a plane shot down over the soviet Union.

Dwight Eisenhower

500

This is the president whose face in on each bill

1 dollar bill

5 dollar bill

10 dollar bill

20 dollar bill

100 dollar bill


bonus of 100 for 1, 200 for 2 or 400 for 3 (or subtract 150, 300, 600 from another team) for

2 dollar bill

50 dollar bill

5,000 dollar bill

1) George Washington

5) Abe Lincoln

10) Alexander Hamilton

20) Andrew Jackson

100) Ben Franklin


Bonus

2) Thomas Jefferson

50) Ulysses S. Grant

5,000) James Madison

500

The US constitution is the oldest written national constitution still in use out of any country. The only constitution older than our national constitution and still in force today is the constitution of this state.

The massachusetts Constitution of 1780 written mostly by John Adams.