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U.S History
Native Americans
Question: Where did the Americans send Native Americans?
Answer: Reservations
Question: Act passed in 1887 to encourage Native Americans to give up their traditional ways and become farmers?
Answer: Dawes Act
Question: Who said "We did not give our country to you; you stole it."
Answer: Sitting Bull
Question: What battle did the Sioux and Cheyennes wipe out Custer and his men?
Answer: Battle of Little Bighorn
Question: What was the movement of Native Americans to reservations called, where many of them died?
Answer: The Trail of Tears
Presidents
Question: First President of the United States
Answer: George Washington
Question: Who is the President of 2015?
Answer: Barack Obama
Question: Who was the 15th President?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Question: How many Presidents has the United States had?
Answer: 43
Question: Which President was shot and killed in Texas?
Answer: John F. Kennedy
Wars
Question: What war was fought to win our independence from England?
Answer: The Revolutionary War
Question: What year did we join WW1
Answer: 1917
Question: What year did we join WWII
Answer: 1941
Question: What happened in 1965?
Answer: The US entered Vietnam
Question: What happened that caused the US to enter Afghanistan
Answer: 9/11
Inventors
Question: Who invented the light bulb
Answer: Thomas Edison
Question: Who invented the telephone
Answer: Alexander Graham Bell
Question: Who patented the sewing machine in 1851
Answer: Isaac Singer
Question: Who invented the first type writer
Answer: Christopher Latham Sholes
Question: What was the process called that made steel manufacturing faster and more efficient?
Answer: Bessemer steel process
Events
Question: When Japan bombed Hawaii
Answer: Pearl Harbor
Question: Document that established our Independence
Answer: Declaration of Independence
Question: Ban on manufacture and sale of alcohol
Answer: Prohibition
Question: What was era called when the stock market crashed in 1929?
Answer: The Great Depression
Question: War between the North and the South
Answer: The Civil War