Introduction To History
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| Total Attempts: 162
Random facts that children should learn from United States history.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Who was the first president of the United States?
- A.
George Washington
- B.
Herbert Hoover
- C.
George Bush
- 2.When was the Declaration of Independance signed?
- 3.Who was president during the Great Depression?
- 4.When was the Great Depression?
- 5.What war was fought for the United State's independence?
- 6.Who is our current president?
- 7.Where did the first pilgrams settle?
- 8.How many original colonies were there?
- 9.Which was the last state to become a state in the United States?
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