5th Unit 6/7 test corrections

First used during the War of 1812, the image came to represent the -

• Republican Party

• Democratic Party

• U.S. Federal Government

• U.S. Military

On Constitution Day, Americans commemorate the signing of the U.S. Constitution.  What document’s adoption is celebrated on the 4th of July?

• The Bill of Rights

• The Pledge of Allegiance

• The Mayflower Compact

• The Declaration of Independence

During the War of 1812, Dolly Madison was asked to leave the White House because the British were about to attack the city. She would not leave until she had rescued the famous painting of George Washington that hung in the White House. 

How would you describe her actions?

• patriotic

• forgetful

• dishonest

• religious

Where would a history student most likely find this image, American Progress by John Gast?

• In a book about the Spanish explorers

• In a museum about the Civil War

• In a presentation about Manifest Destiny and Westward expansion

• On a website about the early American colonies

I was held on a British ship all night while bombs rained down on Fort McHenry.

I could not believe my eyes the next morning when I saw that the U.S. flag was still flying over the fort. 

I wrote a poem to express what it meant to me that later became our National Anthem. 

Who am I?

• James Madison

• Thomas Jefferson

• Paul Revere

• Francis Scott Key

What does the landmark pictured symbolize?

• Capitalism

• Equality

• Freedom

• Wisdom

Choose the words that correctly finish the Pledge of Allegiance.

“ I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the ​ (a)   for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible with ​ (b)   and justice for all."

• republic
• liberty
• people
• freedom
• justice
• country

Match the following

• White House

• 
• Washington Monument

• 
• Uncle Sam

• 
• Mount Rushmore

• 

The following are examples of what?

Washington Monument, White House, Mount Rushmore, Statue of Liberty, Uncle Sam

• patriotic symbols

• pictures found of U.S. money in the 1800's

• symbols of the political parties

• America's most respected presidents

Why was Mount Rushmore built?

• to honor fallen soldiers

• to honor American explorers

• as a monument to U.S. Presidents

• as a memorial for famous generals