This document contains a series of questions about important people, places, events, and concepts in United States history. It covers topics related to colonial America, the American Revolution, founding documents, branches of government, and rights and responsibilities of citizenship. The questions are about figures like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and John Adams, as well as early colonies, founding documents, and key historical events.

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People
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The Money
Play Ball
Names in the
New World
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2. This includes duties as
well as rights.

3. What is Citizenship?

4. We were an assembly in
colonial Virginia.

5. What was the House of
Burgesses?

6. Our willingness to
work for the good of
the nation, even at
great sacrifice to
ourselves.

7. What is Civic
Virtue?

8. This power is given to
citizens by voting.

9. What is popular
sovereignty?

10. This phrase on U. S. coins
translates “Out of many, one.

11. What is E. Pluribus
Unum?

12. This 1607 colony
was founded
in order to find riches
and establish trade.

13. What is
Jamestown?

14. Colonial Region that
made its dough by
building boats.

15. What is New
England?

16. With good soil and
warm weather, this
region brings home the
bread.

17. What are the
Middle Colonies?

18. This theory states that a
nation’s economic
strength comes from a
strict control of colonial
trade.

19. What is mercantilism

20. Tobacco was this
type of crop for
Jamestown.

21. What is a cash crop?

22. This Super Bowl team
loves and devotes itself
to its country.

23. Who are the Patriots?

24. Rule-book that the
United States
government has to follow
that was written in 1787.

25. What is the U.S.
Constitution?

26. This referee makes
the call on what the
law means.

27. What is
the judicial branch?

28. This New Englander
was run out of
Massachusetts and
formed Rhode
Island.

29. Who was Roger
Williams?

30. Founder of colony (not
Transylvania) that
promoted religious
tolerance.

31. Who was William
Penn?

32. This author gave George
III the willies by writing
“Common Sense”.

33. Who was Thomas
Paine?

34. Great Britain vs.
Americans.
Cornwallis vs.
______________.

35. Who was George
Washington?

36. He wrote Declaration of
Independence. Died on the
Fourth of July.

37. Who was Thomas
Jefferson?

38. First postmaster of the
U.S. He also had a
shocking career as an
inventor.

39. Who was Benjamin
Franklin?

40. Defended British
troops at Boston. Died
same day as Thomas
Jefferson.

41. Who was John Adams?

42. May have had the
first
Thanksgiving.
Were looking for
religious
freedom.

43. Who were the Pilgrims?

44. This was a
predominantly
Catholic colony.

45. What was Maryland?

46. This is a first amendment right
to go to church. Or Mass. Or
Synagogue. Or mosque. Or….

47. What is freedom of
religion?

48. Rights of men that
cannot be taken
away.

49. What are unalienable
rights

50. Putting soldiers into
private homes.

51. What is the
Quartering Act?