Current Events/Back to School Civics 2020

Who won 5 Grammys at the 2020 award show, winning best album, best new artist, best song, etc.?

Which of the following was NOT a cause for Walt Disney World to close since it opened in 1971?

Which state set the record for new Covid19 cases reported in one day with 15,300 new cases on July 12?

What streaming service launched in November 2019?

Bonus Question: when is it socially acceptable to play Christmas music?

Which popular social media outlet has been threatened with "shutting down" by the U.S. President?

Throwback Today: Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence?

Which professional sports league continued playing at the Disney World bubble during Covid-19?

Who are the primary candidates for the 2020 Presidential Election?

Which company built the rocket that launched the first manned mission from American soil since 2011?

Which Major League Baseball team made headlines for the first outbreak of Covid-19 since quarantine?

Who is the Vice President of the United States?

What are the two major political parties of the United States?

What type of government does the Republic of North Korea have?

How many Presidents have served in the United States, so far?

How old is the current queen of England, Elizabeth II?

Is it a violation of your student technology contract to play games at school?

What popular Disney Channel band made a comeback tour in 2019?

Who surprised the political and musical worlds by announcing they're running for President in 2020?

What is the best subject taught at Horizon West Middle School?

The United States might have violated international law by assassinating a general from which country?

Civics-y question time! What does the President's "Cabinet" do?

Which American politician was impeached by the House of Representatives in early 2020?

Which social changes did the Black Lives Matter movement march and protest for this summer?

What is the name of the virus that has devastated populations all over the world this year?

What are the two parts of Congress (the people who make laws in the U.S.) called?