US Environment History Webquest for High School
US WebQuest
- What year was the Declaration of Independence issued? Who wrote it (for the most part)?
- What was the most populated city in the United States following the American Revolution?
- The most populated city in the US is? What are the demographics of that city? (find as many categories as you can)
- Which states were the first and last to approve/ratify the U.S. Constitution? When did each state do this?
- Which state has been its own independent nation?
- The tallest mountain is located in what state?
- Find a primary source about the history of North Carolina (you pick the topic). Cite the source using APA Format.
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- Who is our President? In your opinion, other than George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, who has been the most influential President in US History? Why?
- Who is our Vice- President? How many Vice Presidents later became Presidents?
- What gentleman served 4 terms as president?
- What gentlemen in 1948 went to be as president only to wake up the next morning and not be president?
- What is our National bird? How did it become the National bird? What almost became our National bird?
- What language was the second-most spoken in the United States during the Revolutionary War?
- What city in Pennsylvania served as the U.S. capital for 1 day?
- Where does the legislative branch of the United States meet? What do they do there?
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- What is the largest and smallest states?
- What Continent is the US located on?
- Pick 2 states (not NC) and tell 4 things you learned about the states.
- What colors are found on the North Carolina flag? What colors are found on the United States flag?
- What do the colors on each flag stand for?
- What do the 13 stripes stand for?
- What do the 50 stars stand for?
- Who made the first flag?
Find 3 places in the US that you would like to visit and give me 2 reasons why you would like to visit there. (Place, location and why)
Tell me 8 fun facts that you find you like from this page.
**If you finish, check out this site Fact Monster and see what else you can learn about the US.