Fun with 5th Grade Social Studies
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- Q1What were George Washington's false teeth made from?WoodOther people's teethGoldBone30s
- Q2Who is this famous early American legislator?Thomas JeffersonJames MadisonJohn AdamsAlexander Hamilton30s
- Q3What date did the Continental Congress declare independence from Great Britain?July 2, 1776July 5th, 1776July 1st, 1776July 4th, 177630s
- Q4Who is this famous person from early American history?Betsy RossPocahontasSacagaweaElizabeth I30s
- Q5What do the colors on the U.S. flag represent?White: valor & hardiness; red: vigilance & perseverance; blue: loyaltyWhite: innocence & purity; red: vigilance & perseverance; blue: leadershipWhite: freedom; red: blood; blue: hardiness & valorWhite: purity and innocence; red: hardiness & valor; blue: vigilance & perseverance30s
- Q6Who owned a profitable whiskey distillery?John AdamsJames MadisonGeorge WashingtonThomas Jefferson30s
- Q7Which president attended séances at the White House?Ben FranklinAbraham LincolnTheodore RooseveltHoward Taft30s
- Q8What did Paul Revere yell as he galloped through the night?"The Redcoats are coming!""The army is coming!""The British are coming!""The Regulars are coming!"30s
- Q9Which president worked as a fashion model as a young man?Gerald FordJohn KennedyRonald ReaganJimmy Carter30s
- Q10What important U.S. document was prepared in secret, behind locked doors with sentries posted outside?The Emancipation ProclamationThe U.S. ConstitutionThe Declaration of IndependenceThe Bill of Rights30s