Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Former name of Native Americans | Indians | 91%
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North vs. South, 1861-1865 | {American} {Civil} War | 86%
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From whom? | Great Britain | 86%
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Highest federal court | {Supreme} Court | 86%
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Year in which the colonies declared themselves independent | 1776 | 85%
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16th president and today a national hero | Abraham Lincoln | 85%
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Car tycoon from Michigan | Henry Ford | 85%
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Second U.S. president | John Adams | 85%
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This canal in Central America opened in 1914 | {Panama} Canal | 85%
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"A date which will live in infamy" | Attack on {Pearl} {Harbor} | 84%
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Japanese cities struck by atomic bombs | Hiroshima | 84%
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The U.S. bought this territory from France in 1803 | {Louisiana} Territory | 84%
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Site of the 1692 witch trials | Salem | 84%
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49th state | Alaska | 83%
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In 1845, this state joins the union following a war between the US and Mexico | Texas | 83%
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Famous for his "New Deal", also the only president to be in office for 12 years | Franklin D. Roosevelt | 82%
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Severe worldwide economic depression, started on Black Tuesday 1929 | Great Depression | 82%
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Home of the U.S. film industry | Hollywood | 82%
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Japanese cities struck by atomic bombs | Nagasaki | 82%
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Forced removals of Native American tribes | Trail of {Tears} | 82%
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He was assassinated in November 1963 | John F. Kennedy | 81%
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"I have a dream" | Martin Luther King Jr. | 81%
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The first two people on the moon | Neil Armstrong | 80%
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The 21st Amendment repealed this | Prohibition | 80%
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The Residence Act made this city the new capital | Washington, D.C. | 80%
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French region where U.S. troops landed in 1944 | Normandy | 79%
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The only war America ever lost | {Vietnam} War | 79%
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Gangster who made business during ^ | Al Capone | 78%
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Bloodiest battle and the war's turning point | Battle of Gettysburg | 78%
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Commander of the southern Army, statues of him were destroyed in 2017 | Robert E. Lee | 78%
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In 1814, this became the national anthem of the U.S. | Star-Spangled Banner | 78%
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Supreme law | the Constitution | 78%
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War consisting of proxy wars, 1947-1991 | {Cold} War | 77%
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Common term for Tuesday, 6 June 1944 | D-Day | 77%
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First state to ratify the Constitution | Delaware | 77%
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New York island, once gateway for over 12 million immigrants | {Ellis} Island | 77%
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Protest slogan against the colonist's Sugar and Stamp Act | "No taxation {without} {representation}" | 77%
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Year the ^ landed on the moon | 1969 | 76%
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"King of Rock and Roll" | Elvis Presley | 76%
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This proclamation freed more than 3 million enslaved people | {Emancipation} Proclamation | 76%
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Brigham Young was a leader of this religious group | Mormons | 76%
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Political scandal which caused R. Nixon to resign the presidency | Watergate | 76%
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Party formed in Ripon, Wisconsin in 1854 | {Republican} Party | 75%
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First ten amendments to the ^ | the Bill of Rights | 75%
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Buildings attacked during 9/11 | World Trade Center | 75%
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Mission in San Antonio besieged in 1836 | Alamo | 74%
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First Hawaiian and Afro-American president | Barack Obama | 74%
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Very controversial businessman elected in 2016 as 45th President | Donald Trump | 74%
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Despite having nothing to do with 9/11, the U.S. invaded this country | Iraq | 74%
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War of the 50ies between a communist north and a capitalist south | {Korean} War | 74%
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Explorers who discovered the Pacific coast | Meriwether Lewis | 74%
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This superpower collapsed in 1991 | Soviet Union | 74%
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It starts with which three words? | We the People | 74%
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Explorers who discovered the Pacific coast | William Clark | 74%
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This was discovered near Sutter's Mill in 1848 | Gold | 73%
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He invented Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn | Mark Twain | 73%
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Four-letter party active in the middle of the 19th century | Whig | 73%
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Who founded the city of Philadelphia and the state of Pennsylvania? | William Penn | 73%
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Revolting southern states which formed an unrecognized country | Confederate States of America | 72%
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Large poles built by ^ | Totem | 72%
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In 1520, Umi-a-Liloa ruled this island | Hawaii | 71%
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2005 hurricane which caused severe damages around New Orleans | Hurricane {Katrina} | 71%
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Wealthiest American of all time, made a fortune in oil | John Rockefeller | 71%
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In 1973, a crisis began because of a lack of this liquid | Oil | 71%
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This canal, opened in 1825, connects New York with the Great Lakes | {Erie} Canal | 70%
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Policy of opposing European colonialism in the Americas | {Monroe} Doctrine | 70%
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Buildings attacked during 9/11 | the Pentagon | 70%
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The first two people on the moon | Buzz Aldrin | 68%
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Traditional border between northern and southern states | {Mason}-{Dixon} Line | 68%
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Bush's response to ^ | War on {Terror} | 68%
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It used to have almost 2 million people, now this city only has 670,000 people | Detroit | 67%
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In this war, the U.S. became a superpower, USS Maine | {Spanish}-{American} War | 67%
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He lost the 2000 presidential election very close | Al Gore | 66%
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Music festival in Bethel, New York | Woodstock | 66%
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His most successful car, colloquially known as Tin Lizzie | Model T | 65%
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Place where the pilgrims of the Mayflower landed | Plymouth Rock | 64%
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State which broke away to support the North | West Virginia | 63%
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^ restored relations with this country, after 54 years | Cuba | 61%
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Highway system formed in 1956 | Interstate | 58%
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War led by the US to bring down Iraq | {Gulf} War | 57%
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Capitalist counterpart to the Warsaw Pact | NATO | 57%
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Quintessential symbol of ^, animal herder | Cowboys | 56%
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Historically powerful northeast Native American confederacy | Iroquois | 55%
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The first people coming to America used this landbridge | {Bering} Passage | 54%
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Popular name for the western part in the 19th century | Wild West | 53%
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Railroad connecting Omaha with Oakland | {Transcontinental} Railroad | 52%
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Custer's Last Stand | Battle of the {Little} {Bighorn} | 49%
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Also known as the Mother Road | Route 66 | 49%
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Group of English Reformed Protestant who fled to the New World | Puritans | 48%
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"ism" describing the period of anti-communist suspicion | {McCarthy}ism | 47%
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Group of colonies who declared their independence and formed the U.S. | Thirteen Colonies | 46%
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Year the Mayflower arrived | 1620 | 45%
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Longest-running American sitcom | The Simpsons | 45%
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Oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement | St. Augustine | 43%
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Whistleblower who leaked NSA documents | Edward Snowden | 42%
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War in which the French lost their territories in North America | {Seven} {Years'} War | 41%
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Statement of principles for peace to end WWI, initiated by W. Wilson | Fourteen Points | 29%
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Peace solution for Bosnia & Herzegovina | {Dayton} Accords | 22%
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First European who led expeditions deep into the modern U.S. | Hernando de Soto | 14%
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