Name A conflict between Great Britain and France in 1754-1763 is called the (1) War. A great gold rush started in (2) (year). A group of colonists known as the (3) came to North America on the famous ship the Mayflower and founded (4) A representative's and senator's terms are (5) and (6) years. America was named after 7 a nobleman from Florence. An annual celebration of African American culture from December er 26 to January 1 is called (8) Boston was founded in 1630 by (9) By 1733 English settlers had occupied (10) (number) colonies along the Atlantic coast. Christopher Columbus discovered the New World in (11) (year) by landing on the islands of the Caribbear Sea, which he called the West (12) In 1609 the Dutch sent Henry (14) to explore the river which today bears his name. Every president except (13) lived in the White House. In 1625 a Dutch colony called (15) was established on Manhattan Island. In the 11th century (16) , a Viking raider, discovered North America, calling the territory (17) Inaugurations of president and vice-president are held in front of (18) . Labour Day is observed in the United States on the first (19) of New York got its name after (20) (name of the king),the Duke of York. Over the past 240 years (21) amendments to the Constitution have been adopted. Silicon Valley is located to t the south of (22) (city). The (23) serves the natural border between the USA and Mexico. The (24) is the supreme legislative organ. The (25) River flows at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. The "Boston Tea Party"happened in (26) (year). The 11 states that left the Union proclaimed themselves an independent nation -the (27) States of America. The American Constitution was adopted in (28) (year) The area between the Rockies and the Pacific Mountain System is called the (29) Plateaus. The biggest of the Great Lakes is Lake (30) The capital of the USA was founded in (31) (year). The city of Washington,DC, was built on the banks of the (32) and (33) rivers. The Civil War started in (34) (year) when (35) was President. The Declaration of Independence was signed on (date) in (37) (city) The first permanent English colony of (38) was established in (39) (year) The first ten amendments to the Constitution are called the (40) The highest peak of the USA is Mount (41) and of the contiguous USA Mount (42) The hottest desert in the USA is the (43) Desert. The last state to join the USA in 1960 was (44) The presidential term of 4 years begins on (45) (date). The presiding officer of the Senate is the (46) s) from each state. The Senate is composed of (47) (number) representative(s) The smallest state of the USA by territory is (48) The USA has two major political parties -the (49) and the (50) Two acts were issued by the Parliament of Great Britain to raise taxes: (51) Act in 1764 and (52) Act in 1765. /ashington, DC, was designed by Pierre (53) What war brought freedom to the first American colonies? (54)

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Name A conflict between Great Britain and France in 1754-1763 is called the (1) War. A great gold rush started in (2) (year). A group of colonists known as the (3) came to North America on the famous ship the Mayflower and founded (4) A representative's and senator's terms are (5) and (6) years. America was named after 7 a nobleman from Florence. An annual celebration of African American culture from December er 26 to January 1 is called (8) Boston was founded in 1630 by (9) By 1733 English settlers had occupied (10) (number) colonies along the Atlantic coast. Christopher Columbus discovered the New World in (11) (year) by landing on the islands of the Caribbear Sea, which he called the West (12) In 1609 the Dutch sent Henry (14) to explore the river which today bears his name. Every president except (13) lived in the White House. In 1625 a Dutch colony called (15) was established on Manhattan Island. In the 11th century (16) , a Viking raider, discovered North America, calling the territory (17) Inaugurations of president and vice-president are held in front of (18) . Labour Day is observed in the United States on the first (19) of New York got its name after (20) (name of the king),the Duke of York. Over the past 240 years (21) amendments to the Constitution have been adopted. Silicon Valley is located to t the south of (22) (city). The (23) serves the natural border between the USA and Mexico. The (24) is the supreme legislative organ. The (25) River flows at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. The "Boston Tea Party"happened in (26) (year). The 11 states that left the Union proclaimed themselves an independent nation -the (27) States of America. The American Constitution was adopted in (28) (year) The area between the Rockies and the Pacific Mountain System is called the (29) Plateaus. The biggest of the Great Lakes is Lake (30) The capital of the USA was founded in (31) (year). The city of Washington,DC, was built on the banks of the (32) and (33) rivers. The Civil War started in (34) (year) when (35) was President. The Declaration of Independence was signed on (date) in (37) (city) The first permanent English colony of (38) was established in (39) (year) The first ten amendments to the Constitution are called the (40) The highest peak of the USA is Mount (41) and of the contiguous USA Mount (42) The hottest desert in the USA is the (43) Desert. The last state to join the USA in 1960 was (44) The presidential term of 4 years begins on (45) (date). The presiding officer of the Senate is the (46) s) from each state. The Senate is composed of (47) (number) representative(s) The smallest state of the USA by territory is (48) The USA has two major political parties -the (49) and the (50) Two acts were issued by the Parliament of Great Britain to raise taxes: (51) Act in 1764 and (52) Act in 1765. /ashington, DC, was designed by Pierre (53) What war brought freedom to the first American colonies? (54)

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1. French and Indian War2. 18493. Pilgrims4. Plymouth5. 26. 67. Amerigo Vespucci8. Kwanzaa9. John Winthrop10. 1311. 149212. Indies13. George Washington14. Hudson15. New Amsterdam16. Leif Erikson17. Vinland18. Capitol Hill19. Monday20. King James21. 2722. San Francisco23. Rio Grande24. Congress25. Colorado26. 177327. United28. 178729. Intermountain30. Superior31. 179032. Potomac33. Tidal Basin34. 186135. Abraham Lincoln36. Philadelphia37. Philadelphia38. Jamestown39. 160740. Bill of Rights41. McKinley42. Rainier43. Mojave44. Hawaii45. January 2046. Vice President47. 10048. Rhode Island49. Democratic50. Republican51. Sugar52. Stamp53. Charles L'Enfant

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