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4. Geography (200) This line marks zero degrees latitude.

5. Geography (400) The longest river in the United States.

6. Geography (600) This is the scientific term for people who make maps.

7. Geography (800) These four colonies made up the New England region.

8. Geography (1000) This line divides the earth into the eastern and western hemispheres.

9. Famous People (200) These two men led the Corps of Discovery to explore the Louisiana Territory in 1804.

10. Famous People (400) She was a former slave who became a conductor on the Underground Railroad.

11. Famous People (600) This group of colonists wanted to remain part of England.

12. Famous People (800) These Congressmen favored going to war with England in 1812.

13. Famous People (1000) This senator was known as “the great compromiser.”

14. The Constitution (200) The name given to the first ten amendments to the Constitution.

15. The Constitution (1000) Which part of the Constitution explains the duties of the President?

16. The Constitution (600) What is the length of a term for the President of the United States?

17. The Constitution (800) The main purpose of The Federalist Papers was to do what?

18. The Constitution (400) The Constitution divides the federal government into these three branches.

19. Hodge Podge (200) This political party was founded in 1854 to stop the spread of slavery.

20. Hodge Podge (400) Christopher Columbus left Spain in 1492 in search of this.

21. Hodge Podge (600) On a map, these lines are often called parallels and run from west to east.

22. Hodge Podge (800) The name for Andrew Jackson’s group of unofficial advisors.

23. Hodge Podge (1000) In 1848, hundreds of people gathered in this town in New York to support equal rights for women.

24. Colonies (200) The site of the first permanent English settlement in North America.

25. Colonies (400) He founded a colony so Quakers could worship freely.

26. Colonies (600) These people signed contracts to work without wages for anyone who would pay their way to the colonies.

27. Colonies (800) Daily Double This was a colonial religious movement that urged people to follow the teachings of the Bible.

28. Colonies (1000) The Middle Colonies consisted of these four colonies.

29. The Revolution (200) This important document was approved in the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776.

30. Revolution (400) This law taxed paper products in 1765.

31. The Revolution (600) In 1770, British soldiers killed five protestors in what came to be known as…

32. The Revolution (800) Sam and John Adams led this group of patriots.

33. The Revolution (1000) Daily Double The British general who surrendered at Yorktown to end the American Revolution.