Social Studies Unit 3

Social Studies Unit 3

by Brittany Thompson

Multiple Choice

If you are a United States citizen

• your grandparents were born in the United States

• you were born in the United States

• you were born outside the United States

• your children are born in the United States

Multiple Choice

What is a person who belongs to a county, state, or community called?

• president

• parents

• mayor

• citizen

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What are the freedoms that every person has as a citizen of a community, state, or county called?

• freedom

• rights

• responsibility

• liberty

Multiple Choice

In the United States, rights are protected by which important document?

• The Constitution

• the law

• the Declaration of Independence

• the government

Multiple Choice

Which of the following rights means you can think, speak, and make decisions?

• life

• liberty

• pursuit of happiness

• common good

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What is a feeling of love for your country called?

• citizens

• liberty

• symbols

• patriotism

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What do the 13 stripes on the U.S. flag represent?

• the original 13 colonies

• the original 13 states

• the 13 creators of the flag

• the 13 stars

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How many stars did the first American flag have?

• 50

• 7

• 13

• 100

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The 50 stars on the current flag represent

• the original colonies

• the men who signed the declaration

• the states in our country

• the creators of the flag

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When you pledge allegiance, you promise to do what?

• be kind

• be respectful

• be loyal

• be careful

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Who wrote "The Star-Spangled Banner"?

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• Francis Bellamy

• Francis Scott Key

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What is the name of our national anthem?

• "American the Beautiful"

• "The Stars and Stripes"

• "The Land of the Free"

• "The Star-Spangled Banner"

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Where is the White House located?

• Washinton, D.C.

• Sacramento, California

• Dallas, Texas

• Atlanta, Georgia

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What is one way our nation honors important events and people?

• create games about them

• make up stories about them

• through celebrations and holidays

• forgetting abou tthem

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How does knowing the history of our country help us as citizens?

• It unites us.

• It makes us build memorials.

• It gives us something to do.

• It keeps us divided.

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Who do we honor on Memorial Day?

• Those who served in the armed forces

• Those who died in the Korean War

• Those who died serving our country

• Those who serve in the governemnt

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Who do we honor on Veteran's Day?

• Those who served in the armed forces

• Those who died in the Korean War

• Those who died serving our country

• Those who serve in the governemnt

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American became a county on

• January 4, 1776

• March 4, 1776

• July 4, 1776

• November 4, 1776

Multiple Choice

What is the official name for the Fourth of July?

• Day of Independence

• Day of Firewords

• Memorial Day

• Independence Day

Multiple Choice

Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for which type of protest?

• mean

• angry

• violent

• peaceful

Multiple Choice

Martin Luther King Jr. believed that everyone should be treated ________.

• equally

• plainly

• sadly

• angrily

Multiple Choice

Where is the Washington Monument located?

• Seattle, Washington

• Washington, D.C.

• Denver, Colorado

• Washington Hill, Maryland

Multiple Choice

Find the word that fits in the blank: The Lincoln Memorial was built to honor unity, strength, and _______.

• bravery

• courage

• leadership

• wisdom