Can you name the facts about American history? by AwesomeBS97

Facts	Answers
General of the fist U.S. Continental Army and First President
Location where the Continental Army spent a deathly winter
Battle fought in Virginia, ending the American Revoulution
First ''constitution' of the U.S.
Famous court case that granted the Supreme Court the power of Judicial Review
America's second war with England
Hero of the war of 1812 who later became President
Infamous walk that thousands of Native Americans were forced to walk in order to get to reservations
Fronteirsman from Tennessee who was said to have 'killed a bear when he was only three'
Battle in Texas, fought in a mission.
Commander of Texan forces during the Texas Revolution
Famous battle in the Mexican-American war
Leader of the Rough Riders
Famous canal built for military purposes
Theodore Roosevelt's famous saying
President during the start of the Great Depression
President following the last answer and during the start of World War 2
A date that will live in infamy
Battle that was the turning point in Pacific front
Battle that was the turning point on the Eastern front
Name of the cities that were hit with the Nukes
Name of the Ship that the Japanese formally surrendered on
Name of the 'war' that was fought over communism
Conflicts that were fought in Asia
JFK's famous quote
City where JFK was assassinated
Scandal that made Nixon resign as President
War fought in Iraq during Bush Senior's Administration
Terrorist attack on U.S. soil during Bush Junior's Administration
Modern Day war that is being fought today in the middle east
America's present President who has no idea about health care

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U.S. History 101 Quiz

by AwesomeBS97

Created Feb 24, 2011 in History
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	jodessa620:	Feb 25th, 2011 at 01:58 GMT	3 points
	The category was a date that will live in infamy, it should be December 7, 1941, if you wanted the answer the bombing of pearl harbor, you should have said event that will live in infamy, and you should except last name or at least Franklin Roosevelt instead of just Franklin Delano Roosevelt, being to vague and nit picky on some of the answers you accept like scandal tha made nixon resign should accept watergate instead of watergate scandal and stupid question Americas present president who has no idea bout health care. Come on, you might not like Obama, and I myself wouldnt rank him as one of our top presidents but if you are a true american you should at least respect the position of President of The United States of America.

	Hobbes196:	Feb 25th, 2011 at 02:33 GMT	4 points
	This quiz is just terrible. Since you basically identified yourself as a Republican you really did a good job of making them look stupid. As stated above accept some last names and accept variations such as Korean war and Vietnam War not only your vice versa worded answer. The Gulf war also could be called the Persian Gulf War. You totally botched the date that will live in infamy as jodessa pointed out. What exactly does president who followed the last answer and the start of WWII mean?...hopefully it means that FDR and TR are distant cousins and not that FDR entered the presidency after TR. For being a stickler on first and last names maybe you should get the JFK and TR quotes right (no buts in either; the JFK is ASK what you can do for your country and TR is AND carry a big stick). I am pretty sure that the terrorist attack also involved the Pentagon and a crash site in PA not just the WTC..probably should change that to 9/11 attacks. Bad job.

	CinHTown:	Feb 25th, 2011 at 02:35 GMT	4 points
	The Battle of San Juan Hill happened during the Spanish-American War (1898), not the Mexican-American War (1846-48). Normandy occurred on the Western front, not the Eastern front.

	Hobbes196:	Feb 25th, 2011 at 02:38 GMT	3 points
	@CinHTown haha I noticed that Normandy answer because I tried the Battle of Stalingrad; there was so much wrong I forgot it in my above tirade. Good job including that error.

	MisterF:	Feb 25th, 2011 at 02:40 GMT	4 points
	You need to accept alternate answers, particularly in cases like "Vietnam War and Korean War" where you don't accept "Korean War and Vietnam War." Also, it would be good to accept last names for many if not all of the people (like Washington). Also, long quotes are usually not good to have as answers, especially since I'm pretty sure the word "but" in the Kennedy quote should be "ask" and in the Teddy Roosevelt quote "but" should be "and." You get the general idea...

	TeganX7:	Feb 25th, 2011 at 02:41 GMT	3 points
	JFK had many famous quotes ... "Ask not ..." ... "We choose to go to the moon ..." "The New Frontier ...", "Ich bin ein berliner"? ... "Let us never negotiate out of fear" ... ... Famous battle from the Mexican-American War could be Veracruz, Monterrey, Buena Vista, Chapultepec, and San Jacinto (among others), but San Juan Hill was fought in the Spanish-American War. The Eastern Front of WWII usually refers to the German-Soviet front, which is nowhere near Normandy. Zachary Taylor was a War of 1812 hero who became president. The Gulf War and The War on Terrorism were/are also being fought in Asia ... as was part of WWII. Eep!

	Vaughn:	Feb 25th, 2011 at 20:28 GMT	2 points
	awesomeBS97 is a very apt handle for the person who created this quiz. I would suggest, if you are going to incite over half the audience with a ham fisted political dig, that you make sure the rest of your quiz is pristine. You handed all the people who think Rush Limbaugh and bill O'riley are idiots a lot of ammunition.

	mcfhoboken:	May 27th, 2011 at 20:25 GMT	0 points
	do you think either bush was a better president than Obama? Obama is better than both combined. Also, as stated before, check the facts because almost every single one is incorrect.