Review Test Questions

(1) Who was the first President of the United States of America? See Answer

(2) What was the first formal statement by a nation’s people asserting their right to choose their own See Answer

(3) What year did the American Civil War begin? See Answer

(4) Who was the first president to live in the White House? See Answer

(5) During the War of 1812 he led his troops through enemy territory to victory in several tide-turning See Answer

(6) Who became President after Abraham Lincoln's assassination? See Answer

(7) President Franklin D. Roosevelt called it "a date which will live in infamy." See Answer

(8) Which President said "ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your coun See Answer

(9) Which president was involved in a duel? See Answer

(10) Which president served four terms, which brought about a two term limit law? See Answer

(11) Which president was involved in the Watergate Scandal? See Answer

(12) Which president brought about the purchase of the Louisiana Territory? See Answer

(13) Herbert Hoover held the office of President during the onset of ... See Answer

(14) Prohibition in the United States was a nationwide constitutional ban on the production, importation, See Answer

(15) He was the first African-American president of the United States. See Answer

(16) Which president appointed the first African-American, Thurgood Marshall, to the United States Suprem See Answer

(17) Which US President wrote the Bill of Rights? See Answer

(18) Whose face is on the US $50 dollar bill? See Answer

(19) Geronimo belonged to which tribe of Native Americans? See Answer

(20) Which two presidents died on the same day which happened to be the 50th anniversary of the Declarati See Answer

(21) What does it mean when a President uses a "Pocket Veto?" See Answer

(22) What kind of power does the President have to pardon criminals? See Answer

(23) Which President founded the League of Nations? See Answer

(24) Which of these Presidents was a bachelor and never married? See Answer

(25) Who is the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms? See Answer

(26) Which President owned over 17 golf courses around the world? See Answer

(27) Which one of these presidents did not serve in the military? See Answer

(28) Which president was the first to throw out the ceremonial first pitch of the baseball season? See Answer

(29) Which president liked to skinny dip in the Potomac River? See Answer

(30) Which president once co-owned a major league baseball team? See Answer

(31) Who was the only former president to later serve in the Senate? See Answer

(32) Which president was a peanut farmer? See Answer

(33) Who was the first president to be born outside the forty-eight continental states? See Answer

(34) Is the story of George Washington and the cherry tree true or false? See Answer

(35) Who was the first president born in a log cabin? See Answer

(36) Which president signed legislation establishing the Smithsonian Institution? See Answer

(37) Which president was the owner of a profitable whiskey distillery? See Answer

(38) Who was the tallest president? See Answer

(39) Which president was nicknamed "Old Rough and Ready"? See Answer

(40) Who was the only president to hold a U.S. patent? See Answer

(41) Who was the only non-Protestant elected president? See Answer

(42) Which president had a brief career as a cowboy? See Answer

(43) Which president was offered a professional football contract by the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Pack See Answer

(44) Which president was called the Great Engineer? See Answer

(45) Who was the only former president to later serve in the House of Representatives? See Answer

(46) Which president was once the youngest Navy pilot in the armed forces? See Answer

(47) Who was the first African American president? See Answer

(48) Which president was a popular Hollywood film star before entering politics? See Answer

(49) Which president had the largest shoe size? See Answer

(50) Who was the only president to serve in both World War I and World War II? See Answer

(51) Who was the first president to be born an American citizen? See Answer

(52) Who were the only two presidents to have signed the Declaration of Independence? See Answer

(53) Who was the first presidential candidate to campaign in all 50 states? See Answer

(54) Who was the youngest president ever elected? See Answer

(55) Which president was elected only after a legal battle that went to the Supreme Court? See Answer

(56) Which war hero was solicited by both the Democratic and Republican parties to run for president? See Answer

(57) Who the only president to have been elected by unanimous electoral vote? See Answer

(58) Who was the first president to effectively use social media in his campaign? See Answer

(59) What is the name of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to America? See Answer

(60) Why did the Pilgrims come to America? See Answer

(61) Who helped the Pilgrims in America? See Answer

(62) What holiday was celebrated for the first time by the American colonists? See Answer

(63) What is the Fourth of July? See Answer

(64) What is the date of Independence Day? See Answer

(65) Who was the main writer of the Declaration of Independence? See Answer

(66) What is the basic belief of the Declaration of Independence? See Answer

(67) From whom did the United States gain independence as a result of the Revolutionary War? See Answer

(68) Who said "Give me liberty or give me death"? See Answer

(69) Who said "There! His Majesty can now read my name without glasses and he can double the reward on my See Answer

(70) Which of these states were not among the original thirteen states? See Answer

(71) What were the thirteen original states of the United States called? See Answer

(72) What are the colors of the flag of the United States of America? See Answer

(73) How many stars are there on our flag? See Answer

(74) Wow many stripes are there in the US flag? See Answer

(75) What is the national anthem of the United States called? See Answer

(76) Who wrote "The Star-Spangled Banner"? See Answer

(77) How many states are there in the United States? See Answer

(78) Which President is called the "Father of his country"? See Answer

(79) The president, the vice-president, the cabinet, and the Departments under the cabinet members, repre See Answer

(80) Who was the first president of the United States? See Answer

(81) In what month do we vote for the president of the United States? See Answer

(82) In what month is the new president inaugurated? See Answer

(83) For how long do we elect the president? See Answer

(84) How many terms can a president serve? See Answer

(85) What are the 49th and 50th states of the Union? See Answer

(86) Who is the Commander in Chief of the U.S. Military? See Answer

(87) Which of these is NOT a requirement in order to be eligible to become the U.S. President? See Answer

(88) Who elects the president of the United States? See Answer

(89) Who becomes president of the United States if the President should die? See Answer

(90) Who becomes president of the United States if the president and the vice president should die? See Answer

(91) What special group advises the president? See Answer

(92) What is the supreme law of the United States? See Answer

(93) What year was the Constitution written? See Answer

(94) What is the introduction to the Constitution called? See Answer

(95) What do we call a change to the Constitution? See Answer

(96) How many changes or amendments are there to the Constitution? See Answer

(97) What are the first ten amendments to the Constitution called? See Answer

(98) Which of these rights or freedoms is NOT guaranteed by the Bill of Rights? See Answer

(99) What is the most important right granted to U.S. citizens? See Answer

(100) What is the minimum voting age in the United States? See Answer

(101) Which of these is a benefit of being a U.S. citizen? See Answer

(102) How many branches are there in the U.S. government? See Answer

(103) What is the legislative branch of our government called? See Answer

(104) Who makes the laws in the United States? See Answer

(105) Who has the power to declare war? See Answer

(106) What are the duties of Congress? See Answer

(107) What is Congress? See Answer

(108) Who elects Congress? See Answer

(109) How many Senators are there in Congress? See Answer

(110) Why are there one hundred senators in the Senate? See Answer

(111) For how long do we elect each senator? See Answer

(112) How many representatives are there in Congress? See Answer

(113) For how long do we elect representatives? See Answer

(114) Who signs bills into laws? See Answer

(115) What is the judicial branch of our government? See Answer

(116) What is the highest court in the United States? See Answer

(117) What are the duties of the Supreme Court? See Answer

(118) Who selects the Supreme Court Justices? See Answer

(119) How many Supreme Court justices are there? See Answer

(120) Who is the head of the United States judicial branch of government, and presides over the Supreme Co See Answer

(121) What is the chief executive of a state government called? See Answer

(122) What is the chief executive of a city government called? See Answer

(123) Who was president during the American Civil War? See Answer

(124) What did the Emancipation Proclamation do? See Answer

(125) Which President freed the slaves? See Answer

(126) What is the name of the president's official home? See Answer

(127) What is the White House? See Answer

(128) Where is the White House located See Answer

(129) Who was Martin Luther King Jr.? See Answer

(130) Which of these countries were our allies during World War II? See Answer

(131) Which countries were our enemies during World War II? See Answer

(132) What is one purpose of the United Nations? See Answer

(133) What are the two major political parties in America today? See Answer

(134) What type of government does the United States have? See Answer

(135) What does the Constitution do? See Answer

(136) The idea of self-government is in the first three words of the Constitution. What are these words? See Answer

(137) The basic principles of the United States government is established by what document? See Answer

(138) What do we call the first ten amendments to the constitution？ See Answer

(139) How many amendments does the Constitution have? See Answer

(140) What announced the independence of the American colonies from Great Britain in 1776? See Answer

(141) What is one of the rights in the Declaration of Independence? See Answer

(142) In the U.S., you have the right to practice any religion. True or false? See Answer

(143) What is the economic system in the United States? See Answer

(144) What is the "rule of law"? See Answer

(145) What stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful? See Answer

(146) Who is in charge of the excutive branch of government? See Answer

(147) What are the two parts of the US Congress? See Answer

(148) To which chamber of Congress does each state send only two congressmen? See Answer

(149) Who does a U.S. Senator represent in Congress? See Answer

(150) Why do some states have more representatives than other states? See Answer

(151) In the House of Representatives, why do some states have more representatives than others? See Answer

(152) What are two ways that Americans can participate in their democracy? See Answer

(153) What ocean is on the East Coast of the United States? See Answer

(154) What happened at the Constitutional Convention? See Answer

(155) The Federalist Papers supported the passage of the U.S. Constitution. Name one of the writers. See Answer

(156) Who signs bills to become laws? See Answer

(157) Who has the power to veto a bill? See Answer

(158) What power does the president have to reject a bill passed by Congress? See Answer

(159) What does the president's cabinet do? See Answer

(160) When must all men register for the Selective Service? See Answer

(161) Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the states. What is one of those powers? See Answer

(162) What are the two major political parties in the United States today? See Answer

(163) Describe one of the four amendments to the Constitution about who can vote. See Answer

(164) Which branch of government reviews laws, explains laws, resolves disputes, and decides if the law go See Answer

(165) Name the government workers who help keep peace with other nations? See Answer

(166) Under our Constitution, which government has the power to print money, declare war, create an army, See Answer

(167) What is the name of the place where the state government conducts its business? See Answer

(168) Democrats and Republicans make up the largest two of what in the United States? See Answer

(169) What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance? See Answer

(170) What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen? See Answer

(171) How old is citizens have to be to vote for president? See Answer

(172) When is the last day you can send in your federal income tax forms? See Answer

(173) Which of these is NOT a reason colonists came to America? See Answer

(174) Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived? See Answer

(175) What group of people was taken to America and sold as slaves? See Answer

(176) Why did the colonists fight the British? See Answer

(177) Who wrote the Declaration of Independence and was also the third President of the United States? See Answer

(178) Who was the famous hunter, Indian fighter, army scout, and teller of tall tales who described himse See Answer

(179) Who said, before he was hanged, "I regret that I have but one life to give to my country"? See Answer

(180) Which of these is NOT a responsibility for United States citizens? See Answer

(181) Name one of the original 13 colonies? See Answer

(182) Which of these states was NOT one of the original 13 colonies? See Answer

(183) Which of these men was a U.S. Diplomat, oldest member of the Constitutional Convention, first Postma See Answer

(184) What territory did the United States buy from France in 1803? See Answer

(185) Which President authorized the purchase of the Louisiana territory in 1803? See Answer

(186) Which territories became part of the United States after Spanish-American War ended in 1898? See Answer

(187) What was the name of the U.S. war between the North and the South? See Answer

(188) What is another name for the War between the States? See Answer

(189) What is the capital of California? See Answer

(190) Which city is the capital of Hawaii? See Answer

(191) What state is Juneau the capital of? See Answer

(192) What is the capital of Washington state? See Answer

(193) What is the capital of the state of Oregon? See Answer

(194) What is the capital of Arizona? See Answer

(195) Which city is the capital of the state of Utah? See Answer

(196) Which state is Carson City the capital of? See Answer

(197) What is the capital of Idaho? See Answer

(198) Which city is the capital of Montana? See Answer

(199) What state is Cheyenne the capital of? See Answer

(200) What is the capital of Colorado? See Answer

(201) What is the Capital of New Mexico? See Answer

(202) What is the capital of North Dakota? See Answer

(203) Which state is Pierre the capital of? See Answer

(204) Lincoln is the capital of which state? See Answer

(205) What is the capital of Kansas? See Answer

(206) What is the capital of Oklahoma? See Answer

(207) What is the capital of Texas? See Answer

(208) What is the state capital of Minnesota? See Answer

(209) What is the capital of the state of Iowa? See Answer

(210) Jefferson City is the capital of which state? See Answer

(211) What is the capital of Arkansas? See Answer

(212) What is the capital of state of Louisiana? See Answer

(213) Which state is Madison the capital city of? See Answer

(214) Which President voluntarily resigned from the presidency after two terms? See Answer

(215) She is known for campaigning for the right of women to vote. She also spoke out publicly against sla See Answer

(216) How many wars did the United States fight in during the 1900s? See Answer

(217) Who was president during the Great Depression and World War II? See Answer

(218) Who was president during World War I? See Answer

(219) Before he was president, Eisenhower was a general. What war was he in? See Answer

(220) During the Cold War, what was the main concern of the United States? See Answer

(221) What movement tried to end racial discrimination in the United States? See Answer

(222) What is the capital of Illinois? See Answer

(223) What is the capital of Kentucky? See Answer

(224) What is the capital of Tennessee? See Answer

(225) What is the capital of Mississippi? See Answer

(226) What is the capital of Michigan? See Answer

(227) Which city is the capital of Indiana? See Answer

(228) Which city is the capital of Alabama? See Answer

(229) Which city is the capital of Ohio? See Answer

(230) Atlanta is the capital city of which state? See Answer

(231) What is the capital of Florida? See Answer

(232) What is the capital of West Virginia? See Answer

(233) Which state is Columbia the capital city? See Answer

(234) What is the capital of North Carolina? See Answer

(235) Which city is the capital of Virginia? See Answer

(236) Which city is the capital of Maryland? See Answer

(237) Dover is the capital of which State? See Answer

(238) Which city is the capital of Pennsylvania? See Answer

(239) Which city is the capital of New York? See Answer

(240) Which city is the capital of Connecticut? See Answer

(241) Which city is the capital of Rhode Island? See Answer

(242) Trenton is the capital of which U.S. state? See Answer

(243) What is the capital city of Vermont? See Answer

(244) Concord is the capital city of which U.S. state? See Answer

(245) Which city is the capital of Maine? See Answer

(246) What is the capital city of Massachusetts? See Answer

(247) Who was the only president never actually elected to either the office of president or vice-presiden See Answer

(248) Which president once served as a public executioner? See Answer

(249) Which President had a sign on his desk that read "The BUCK STOPS here"? See Answer

(250) Which president spoke to astronauts on the Moon by telephone? See Answer

(251) Which president's policies were so strongly criticized by anti-war protesters that he decided not to See Answer

(252) Who was the first president to name a woman to his cabinet? See Answer

(253) Who was the first president to visit a foreign country while in office? See Answer

(254) Which state is Biscayne National Park located? See Answer

(255) Which national park is known for its mazelike mangrove forests? See Answer

(256) Which national park has more than 10 million visitors every year - more than any other park in the c See Answer

(257) Acadia National Park is in which state? See Answer

(258) Which national park consists of seven tiny islands and is 99% water? See Answer

(259) Which national park is a 45 mile island in the middle of Lake Superior? See Answer

(260) Spelunkers have mapped more than 400 miles of passageways in this national park. See Answer

(261) Which national park is known for having some of the world's richest fossil beds? See Answer

(262) Cherokee, Huron, Navajo, Pueblo and Shoshone are federally recognized as tribes of what? See Answer

(263) The U.S. government signed treaties with American Indian tribes to move the tribes to what? See Answer

(264) What is the longest river in the United States? See Answer

(265) What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States? See Answer

(266) What is the name of one state that borders Canada? See Answer

(267) What is one U.S. state that borders Mexico? See Answer

(268) What is the capital of the United States? See Answer

(269) Where is the Statue of Liberty? See Answer

(270) Who is the only sitting president to survive a bullet wound? See Answer

(271) Who is often called the Father of the American navy? See Answer

(272) When the Civil War began, who declined President Lincoln's offer to field command of the army? See Answer

(273) Who said "This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave." See Answer

(274) What is the name of the largest body of freshwater in the world at the United States and Canada shar See Answer

(275) What lake is 1,949 feet deep but is only fed by rainwater and snowmelt? See Answer

(276) Which state is called the "Land of 10,000 Lakes"? See Answer

(277) Which lake never freezes over even in the coldest of winters? See Answer

(278) What is the tallest mountain on earth if measured from its base? See Answer

(279) Which national park holds the record for the highest temperature ever recorded on Earth? See Answer

(280) At which national park can you find hundreds of skinny stones as tall as 10-story buildings called " See Answer

(281) What was the first national park founded to protect archaelogy? See Answer

(282) Who was the first president to work in the Oval Office? See Answer

(283) Who was the first president to fly regularly in the official jet aircraft known as Air Force One? See Answer

(284) Who was the first president to name an African-American to his cabinet? See Answer

(285) Which president practiced "ping-pong" diplomacy? See Answer

(286) Who was the first sitting president to visit Europe? See Answer

(287) Who was the only president to authorize the use of atomic weapons? See Answer

(288) Which president forged a piece of cord that ended three decades of war between Israel and Egypt? See Answer

(289) Which president was a champion of the conservation movement? See Answer

(290) Which president holds the record for most vetoes? See Answer

(291) Who was president when the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote was signed into law? See Answer

(292) Which president was called the Great Communicator? See Answer

(293) Who was the first president to deliver a speech by radio? See Answer

(294) Which president was called the Human Iceburg? See Answer

(295) Which president had fifteen children? See Answer

(296) Which president never lived in the White House? See Answer

(297) Which president was the first to invite an African-American to dine at the White House? See Answer

(298) Which president was the first to have electricity in the White House? See Answer

(299) Which president had the first iron kitchen stove installed in the White House? See Answer

(300) Who is the only president to commit a public act of treason against the U.S. Government? See Answer

(301) Which of these presidents was not impeached? See Answer

(302) Which of these presidents did not die on July 4th? See Answer

(303) Who was the first president to die in office? See Answer

(304) Which president's son became a General in the Confederate army during the Civil War? See Answer

(305) Which president signed the Kansas-Nebraska Act, which let settlers in new territories decide if they See Answer

(306) Which president said "Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it See Answer

(307) Which president's wife hosted the first Thanksgiving dinner ever held at the White House? See Answer

(308) Which president presided during the Mexican-American War? See Answer

(309) Which president supported laws such as the Pendleton Act that requires people to take a test to get See Answer

(310) Which president signed the Interstate Commerce Act, which let the government regulate railroads and See Answer

(311) The Spanish-American War began under which president? See Answer

(312) Which president was the first American to win a Nobel Prize? See Answer

(313) Which president took on many big issues that affected all Americans including child labor, the eight See Answer

(314) Which president kept plenty of alcohol in the White House for his late night poker games even thoug See Answer

(315) Which president studied Geology and Mining at Stanford University and became a self-made millionaire See Answer

(316) Who was the first president to ride an airplane? See Answer

(317) Which president supported the formation of the Interstate Highway System? See Answer

(318) Which president won a Pulitzer Prize? See Answer

(319) Which president, after leaving the White House, worked to build homes for the homeless? See Answer

(320) Which president declared war on terrorism? See Answer

(321) Which president said "There is not a Black America and a White America and Latino America and Asian See Answer

(322) Which president's portrait is on the two dollar bill? See Answer

(323) Which president kept the United States neutral during the war between France and Britain? See Answer

(324) Which president helped stock the Library of Congress by selling the government his extensive persona See Answer

(325) What song accompanies the appearance of the President of the United States at many public events inc See Answer

(326) Which national park is famous for "Old Faithful", a spectacular 130 foot-tall geyser that erupts eve See Answer

(327) Which of these was the world's first national park? See Answer

(328) Which U.S. state has the largest population? See Answer

(329) Which U.S. state is the smallest by land area? See Answer

(330) Which state has the most water within it? See Answer

(331) Which one of these national parks is in Texas? See Answer

(332) Which state is called the Grand Canyon State? See Answer

(333) What do you call a person who has been granted authorization to live and work in the United States o See Answer

(334) In order to qualify for a green card through employment which of these is not required? See Answer

(335) To qualify for a green card through employment you must have the correct background in terms of expe See Answer

(336) If you have experienced persecution in the past or have a well-founded fear of persecution in the f See Answer

(337) If you are, or have ever been, in deportation (removal) proceedings, you must see a what? See Answer

(338) What is the worst thing you can do to your hopes of immigrating? See Answer

(339) Which president was the oldest when first sworn into office? See Answer

(340) Who was the first president to refuse to concede after losing the national election? See Answer

(341) Glacier National Park is in which state? See Answer

(342) Who was the leading United States air ace in World War I? See Answer

(343) "Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burd See Answer

(344) Who is the first president to be impeached twice? See Answer

(345) Which president said "When a country is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually ever See Answer

(346) Which president overcame a "debilitating" childhood stutter? See Answer

(347) Which president played the most rounds of golf while in office? See Answer

(348) Which of these U.S. National Parks was founded on March 1, 1872? See Answer

(349) Despite having two horses shot beneath him and four musket-ball holes in his coat, he survived the B See Answer

(350) Which president deployed the Military Assistance Advisory Group to train the Army of the Republic of See Answer

(351) "The shot heard round the world" refers to the opening shot of which battle? See Answer

(352) Which Civil War General had a World War II era tank named after him? See Answer

(353) What was the name of the treaty that ended the American Revolutionary War? See Answer

(354) Who was the first African American senator? See Answer

(355) What’s the call sign of the president’s helicopter? See Answer

(356) Who was the first woman to hold federal executive office in the United States? See Answer

(357) What was the first permanent English settlement in the New World? See Answer

(358) What tribe was Pocahontas from? See Answer

(359) With the Proclamation Line of 1763, the British forbid American colonists from settling west of whic See Answer

(360) Which was the first state to ratify the Constitution? See Answer

(361) After the Boston Tea Party, Great Britain punished colonists with several laws that took away Massac See Answer

(362) What were colonists protesting with the Boston Tea Party? See Answer

(363) What is the name of the deadly riot that occurred on March 5, 1770, when five people were killed aft See Answer

(364) Which of these countries DID NOT form colonies that would later become part of the United States ter See Answer

(365) What do historians call the religious revival in America during the 1730s and 1740s, when wealth and See Answer

(366) In which city was the Constitutional Convention held? See Answer

(367) During this, twenty people were executed for suspicion of witchcraft (usually by hanging, not burnin See Answer

(368) What was the first American currency called? See Answer

(369) What was the first governing document of the newly created United States, later replaced by the U.S. See Answer

(370) Which President had his sister as the First Lady? See Answer

(371) How many colonies did the British found on the Atlantic coastline of North America? See Answer

(372) What river did General George Washington and a small army of 2,400 men cross on their way to success See Answer

(373) What did rumors at the time say caused the Great Chicago Fire? See Answer

(374) Who led the first expedition to explore the newly acquired western portion of the United States afte See Answer

(375) Who was the first president to declare war? See Answer

(376) Which president signed the Indian Removal Act, which moved Native Americans into unsettled land in t See Answer

(377) Approximately how many Native Americans were forcibly relocated by the government under the Indian R See Answer

(378) About 4,000 members of which Native American tribe died of cold, hunger or disease on the Trail of T See Answer

(379) What year was the first U.S. dollar printed? See Answer

(380) He was inaugurated President of the Confederate States on February 18, 1861 a few weeks before the b See Answer

(381) What is the name of the theater where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Boot See Answer

(382) What year did the Civil War end? See Answer

(383) What state seceded from Virginia in 1863? See Answer

(384) Which president made Christmas a national holiday? See Answer

(385) Which president and his wife attended Napoleon’s coronation at Notre Dame Cathedral? See Answer

(386) Which of these is NOT required to become president of the United States? See Answer

(387) Who was the first woman to run for president of the United States? See Answer

(388) Which president had pets that included a small bear named Jonathan Edwards, a lizard named Bill, gui See Answer

(389) Through which national park does the Continental Divide not pass? See Answer

(390) On what peninsula in Washington would you find the Olympic Mountains? See Answer

(391) Santa Catalina Island lies off the coast of which state? See Answer

(392) Which of these provides proof of lawful permanent resident status, with authorization to live and wo See Answer

(393) What is it called when a government representative records an individual’s fingerprints and takes See Answer

(394) What was the land bridge between Asia and North America called? See Answer

(395) Which of these types of homes did the Anasazi NOT create? See Answer

(396) Which of these is NOT one of the three ships Columbus set out with? See Answer

(397) In 1584, who did Queen Elizabeth of England grant a royal charter that authorized him to explore, co See Answer

(398) Who sailed the length of the Mississippi River in 1682 and claimed the area of what is now called Lo See Answer

(399) What crops where NOT cultivated by slave labor in the Americas? See Answer

(400) Who was the first settler in the Virginia Company to successfully cultivate and export tobacco and a See Answer

(401) Which colony type was under the control of an appointed governor by the English royalty? See Answer

(402) Which of these states began as a chartered colony? See Answer

(403) What did the English settlement of Jamestown call the winter of 1609-1610? See Answer

(404) Why did people sign contracts to become indentured servants in the American colonies? See Answer

(405) Which key American idea was developed by Bostonian James Otis and coined by Samuel Adams? See Answer

(406) Whose bravery at the start of the French and Indian War at Fort Duquesne made him famous? See Answer

(407) Who tried to unite Native Americans against the British after France's loss in the French and Indian See Answer

(408) Samuel Adams was cofounder of what secret society that was responsible for the Boston Tea Party? See Answer

(409) What was the last attempt by the Continental Congress to make peace with King George III and remain See Answer

(410) What did the British call Francis Marion's brigade who used non-traditional tactics to surprise, amb See Answer

(411) Under the command of General Horatio Gates, the Americans won their first major victory of the Revo See Answer

(412) Which influential diplomat helped convince King Louis XVI of France to support the Americans and dec See Answer

(413) In the summer of 1794, George Washington personally led an army to put down a which rebellion? See Answer

(414) Who nominates federal justices? See Answer

(415) What was the approach promoted by Thomas Jefferson that emphasized minimal government intervention?. See Answer

(416) The Treaty of Ghent ended which war? See Answer

(417) What was the last battle of the War of 1812? See Answer

(418) Determined to win their freedom, who led a slave uprising in Virginia in 1831? See Answer

(419) What major construction project which began in 1817 connected New York City with the Great Lakes reg See Answer

(420) What compromise divided the land from the Louisiana Purchase into two different regions defined by s See Answer

(421) Which country sold Florida and their claims to part of the Pacific Northwest to the US for $5 millio See Answer

(422) What was the name of the German counter offensive on the Western Front during World War II which too See Answer

(423) The passage of which of these in 1956 created an interstate highway system? See Answer

(424) Which of these construction projects generates about 4 billion kilowatt-hours of hydroelectric power See Answer

(425) Who shot and mortally wounded Alexander Hamilton in a duel? See Answer

(426) Which state was known as the Bear Flag Republic when the American settlers there decided to declare See Answer

(427) What caused tens of thousands of people to flood into California in 1849? See Answer

(428) What is the supreme law of the United States of America? See Answer

(429) Which of these does the U.S. Constitution do? I. Sets up the government II. Defines the government I See Answer

(430) What are the first three words of the U.S. Constitution? See Answer

(431) In 1857, the Supreme Court ruled that this person didn't have the right to sue because he was only a See Answer

(432) Which party was created when the antislavery Whip Party joined the Northern Democrats and Free-Soile See Answer

(433) Who led a group of abolitionists to raid an arsenal in Harpers Ferry, Virginia so they could arm sla See Answer

(434) Which Act of congress required citizens of Northern states to cooperate with and assist slave-catche See Answer

(435) Abraham Lincoln believed that secession was legally possible. See Answer

(436) Which president decided enact a naval blockade of Cuba to stop the Soviet Union from placing nuclear See Answer