Historical Figures 1-10 / IXL: Grade 2

Mr. Alexander asks:

Who did Sitting Bull consider to be

his adopted daughter?

• Susan B. Anthony

• Harriet Tubman

• Mary Todd

• Annie Oakley

Mr. Alexander asks:

Large farms in the south that grew crops such as cotton, corn, and tobacco

were called what?

• plantations

• megafarms

• planetariums

• darn big farms

Claudia asks:

What was Abraham Lincoln most famous for doing?

• giving women the right to vote

• helping to end slavery

• writing the national anthem

• fighting in the American Revolution

Claudia asks:

What was Annie Oakley most

famous for doing?

• boxing

• shooting

• painting

• horseback riding

Landon aks:

Before Paul Revere made his famous

13 mile ride, what was his job?

• librarian

• silversmith

• blacksmith

• writer

Landon asks:

As a boy, Davy Crockett had a

job doing what?

• moving cattle from Tennessee to Virginia

• working as a blacksmith

• working as a salesman

• writing famous short stories

Mr. Alexander asks:

Where did Davy Crockett die?

• Where his wife wanted him buried:

  Springfield, Illinois

• Alone in Virginia

• The green hills of Vermont

• The Alamo, San Antonio Texas

Morgan asks:

Why did Harriet Tubman want to go North when she escaped?

• slaveholders were big sweeties in the North

• There was NO slavery in the North

• Harriet's parents lived in the North

• She wanted to visit Canada

Morgan asks:

Thomas Jefferson wanted every

voter to get free ___________?

• education

• guns

• land

• food

Isaiah asks:

In what type of area did

Abraham Lincoln grow up?

• Urban

• Suburban

• Rural

• Subrural