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A to Z U.S. History Quiz

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A to Z U.S. History Quiz
 

A to Z U.S. History QuizOnline version

USA history for 5th grade

by Hunter Martin
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Starts with A

Movement aimed at ending slavery in the United States.

Starts with B

Protest where colonists dumped taxed tea into Boston Harbor.

Starts with C

A plan outlining the national government’s powers and citizens’ rights after independence.

Starts with D

Document announcing the colonies’ break from Britain and listing grievances.

Starts with E

1863 executive order that freed enslaved people in Confederate areas.

Starts with F

Early leaders who helped shape the nation’s framework and government.

Starts with G

Short Civil War speech honoring fallen soldiers and national unity.

Starts with H

Escaped enslaved woman who helped others reach freedom via secret routes.

Starts with I

Period of rapid factory growth and new technologies transforming society.

Starts with J

Part of government responsible for interpreting laws and resolving disputes.

Starts with K

17th‑century clash between colonial settlements and Native peoples.

Starts with L

1803 deal that doubled the nation’s size by buying land from France.

Starts with M

Belief that the country should expand across the continent.

Starts with N

1930s programs and reforms to recover from the Great Depression.

Starts with O

Migration route settlers used to travel westward in the 1800s.

Starts with P

Early settlers who founded Plymouth Colony seeking religious freedom.

Starts with Q

Religious group influential in colonial life and early abolition.

Starts with R

Period after the Civil War rebuilding the South and defining rights.

Starts with S

Tax on printed papers that sparked colonial protests.

Starts with T

Forced relocation route for Native Americans in the 1830s.

Starts with U

Secret network helping enslaved people escape to freedom.

Starts with V

Proposal for a strong national government framework at convention.

Starts with W

Conflict between the United States and Britain over maritime rights.

Starts with X

Fear or dislike of people from other countries influencing policy.

Starts with Y

Exaggerated reporting that helped provoke the Spanish-American War.

Starts with Z

Military leader who became president after the Mexican-American War.

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