Presidents
US Geography
Founding Fathers
Constitution
US Wars
100

He was president during the American Civil War.

Abraham Lincoln

100

the number of states in the Union

50

100

His picture is on the $1 bill

George Washington

100

This amendment protects our right “to keep and to bear arms”.

The 2nd amendment

100

This war claimed the highest number of American lives.

Civil War

200

This president was once famously stuck in his bathtub

William Howard Taft

200

the largest state in the union

Alaska

200

His name is used as a synonym for "signature"

John Hancock

200

The first amendment protects the freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of the press, the freedom to assemble, and one more freedom.

freedom to petition

200

After this event, America entered World War II.

attack on Pearl Harbor

300

This president married his 5th cousin

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

300

Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut

New England

300

He was the principal author of the Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson

300

the branches of government outlined in the constitution

Executive, Legislative, and Judicial

300

During this war, America claimed territorial rights on the Philippine Islands.

Spanish-American War

400

This president was given a ticket for riding his horse too fast

James Buchanan

400

The state with the fewest residents

Wyoming

400

He was shot and killed in a duel

Alexander Hamilton

400

The first ten amendments are collectively called this.

the Bill of Rights

400

This is where the first shot of the Civil War was fired.

Fort Sumter

500

This president was the only one to serve two non-consecutive terms

Grover Cleveland

500

Superior, Michigan, Huron, Ontario, and Erie

The Great Lakes

500

He invented the rocking chair

Benjamin Franklin

500

This is the current number of constitutional amendments.

27

500

One of the following Presidents was NOT a general in the US military: Franklin Pierce, Benjamin Harrison, Chester Arthur, and Teddy Roosevelt.

Teddy Roosevelt