Civics Quest: 100 Matches

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A 100-item matching challenge on American government and history. Pair each concept with its definition.

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Adam Miller

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Civics Quest: 100 Matches


Relacionar Columnas Civics Quest: 100 MatchesVersión en línea A 100-item matching challenge on American government and history. Pair each concept with its definition. por Adam Miller 1 Congress 2 The Supreme Court 3 Checks and balances 4 The flag 5 The President 6 We the People 7 Speech 8 The Bill of Rights 9 Senate and House (of Representatives) 10 The Constitution Prevents one branch from overpowering others Two parts of Congress First Amendment right Makes federal laws Symbol with 50 stars and 13 stripes In charge of the executive branch First ten amendments The supreme law of the land Highest court in the United States Idea of self-government 1 The Secretary of State 2 Democratic Party 3 The Governor 4 Speaker of the House 5 The Judicial branch 6 The Attorney General 7 The Vice President 8 The President signs bills 9 The capital of your state Converts bills into laws State leader (varies by state) Interprets laws and settles disputes Leader of the House of Representatives One of the two major parties Heads the State Department State capital (varies by state) Top legal officer of the U.S. Next in line to President 1 Book: Declaration of Independence 2 George Washington 3 Publius 4 1787 5 James Madison 6 Slavery 7 The Civil War 8 Thomas Jefferson 9 The Emancipation Proclamation 10 Abraham Lincoln Pseudonym of Federalist Papers writers Major issue that led to the Civil War War between the North and the South One of the Federalist Papers writers Written by Thomas Jefferson Year the Constitution was written Wrote the Declaration of Independence Led the United States during the Civil War Freed slaves in Confederate states Father of Our Country 1 Louisiana Territory 2 Franklin D. Roosevelt 3 The Louisiana Purchase 4 Japan, Germany, and Italy 5 Napoleon Bonaparte 6 Woodrow Wilson 7 The War of 1812 8 Pearl Harbor 9 The Mexican-American War 10 World War I Countries fought in WWII 1846–1848 conflict Event leading to US WWII entry Territory acquired from France in 1803 New name for the 1803 purchase First major global conflict in 20th century President during Great Depression and WWII President during WWI Not part of U.S. history (excluded) War between the U.S. and Britain 1 Civil rights movement 2 What is one war in the 1900s? 3 Martin Luther King Jr. 4 War between the States 5 World War II victory nations 6 Abraham Lincoln's leadership 7 Civil rights achievements 8 Disaster events: 9/11 9 Sputnik era concept 10 Cold War focus Civil rights leader Fought for equality for all Americans Japan, Germany, and Italy World War I or II, Korean War, Vietnam War Another name for the Civil War Space race (not in list) Led the U.S. during the Civil War Communism as a global concern Terrorists attacked the United States Movement to end racial discrimination 1 Cherokee 2 Pueblo A Native American tribe (example) Native American tribe 1 Atlantic Ocean 2 Puerto Rico 3 The United States Capitol 4 New York Harbor 5 Pacific Ocean 6 Missouri River 7 New Jersey (near NYC) 8 Washington, D.C. 9 Liberty Island Where Congress meets Ocean on the East Coast Alternative acceptable location for Statue Capital of the U.S. Ocean on the West Coast U.S. territory One of the two longest rivers in the U.S. Site of Liberty Statue Location of the Statue of Liberty 1 Michigan 2 New Hampshire 3 Ohio State bordering Canada State bordering Great Lakes (example) State bordering Canada (example) 1 Select one national holiday 2 The Speaker of the House now 3 State capital example: Sacramento 4 Washington, D.C. (capital) 5 New Mexico 6 The White House 7 State capital example: Austin Current House leader (varies) State bordering Mexico (example) Office of the President U.S. capital location Capital of CA Capital of TX New Year's Day or Independence Day 1 Memorial Day 2 Columbus Day 3 Thanksgiving 4 Veterans Day 5 July 4 6 Presidents' Day 7 Christmas 8 Martin Luther King Jr. Day 9 What is the national anthem? 10 Labor Day National holiday honoring fallen soldiers National holiday honoring explorer Christopher Columbus National holiday honoring veterans National holiday in fall National holiday honoring MLK Independence Day date National holiday honoring presidents National holiday in winter National holiday celebrating workers The Star-Spangled Banner

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Congress

The Supreme Court

Checks and balances

The flag

The President

We the People

Speech

The Bill of Rights

Senate and House (of Representatives)

The Constitution

The Secretary of State

Democratic Party

The Governor

Speaker of the House

The Judicial branch

The Attorney General

The Vice President

The President signs bills

The capital of your state

Book: Declaration of Independence

George Washington

Publius

1787

James Madison

Slavery

The Civil War

Thomas Jefferson

The Emancipation Proclamation

Abraham Lincoln

Louisiana Territory

Franklin D. Roosevelt

The Louisiana Purchase

Japan, Germany, and Italy

Napoleon Bonaparte

Woodrow Wilson

The War of 1812

Pearl Harbor

The Mexican-American War

World War I

Civil rights movement

What is one war in the 1900s?

Martin Luther King Jr.

War between the States

World War II victory nations

Abraham Lincoln's leadership

Civil rights achievements

Disaster events: 9/11

Sputnik era concept

Cold War focus

Cherokee

Pueblo

Atlantic Ocean

Puerto Rico

The United States Capitol

New York Harbor

Pacific Ocean

Missouri River

New Jersey (near NYC)

Washington, D.C.

Liberty Island

Michigan