History Bee Study Day

A battle at this site started the Civil War:

Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn and a religious group called the:

This man was the leader of Germany during WWII:

During World War II, the Axis Powers were made up of:

This place is where the South surrendered to the North to end the Civil War.

Winning this war gave the US a large chunk of land stretching from Texas to California.

This man was President of the US, until he resigned because of the Watergate Scandal:

This 16th century explorer was supposedly searching for the Fountain of Youth.

This is the name for the first ten amendments to the Constitution.

During WWI, Austria-Hungary, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire were known as:

After WWII, the US and Russia began a long conflict over their political systems called:

During World War II, the Allies were made up of:

This was the first satellite ever put into orbit. It was launched by the Soviet Union:

During WWI, Britain, France, Russia, and the US were known as:

This was a pamphlet written to convince the Colonists to fight for independence from England.

This man was the leader of al-Qaeda, until his death in 2011:

This was an unsuccessful invasion of Cuba in 1961 by Cuban supported by the US:

This is the terrorist organization that was responsible for the Septermber 11 Attacks:

In 1990, the US invaded Iraq in a war known as:

This organization was formed after WWII to promote international co-operation:

This president is famous for his Square Deal, being a "trust buster," and the Panama Canal.

This man was the leader of the United States during WWII:

This was the first governing document of the Plymouth Colony.

Throughout US history, people that are anti-war have been known as:

During WWII, the US dropped nuclear bombs on these two cities:

This 16th century explorer was supposedly searching for the Fountain of Youth.

This man was the King of England during the Revolutionary War.

This man was the most famous Confederate army general during the Civil War.

This school was the scene of a shooting in 1999 that killed 12 students and 1 teacher:

This man was the president of the US during WWI:

This Supreme Court case ended segregation in US schools:

President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, TX on November 22, 1963 by this man:

This was the first spanceflight that landed humans on the moon:

The sinking of this ship angered the US and helped pull the US into WWI.

This was a law meant to raise money for England by taxing paper, paint, lead, glass, and tea.

This was a genocide where Nazi Germany exterminated roughly 6 million Jews during WWII:

Throughout US history, people that are for war have been known as:

He was the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces during WWII, and became president of the US:

This was a domestic terrorist attack in 1995, carried out by Timothy McViegh and Terry Nichols:

This was a US research project that produced the first nuclear weapons used in WWII:

This man was the leader of Italy during WWII:

This man was the leader of Germany during WWI:

This document was a warning to European countries not to interfere in the Western Hemisphere.

This allowed the US government to put Japanese immigrants in internment camps during WWII:

Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by this man:

This Supreme Court case from 1896 said it is ok to segregate in schools:

This was an idea in the 1800s that the US should expand all the way across the continent.

This law outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, gender, or national origin.

This was the site of the first battle of the Revolutionary War.

This man was the leader of Russia during WWII: