Fun Facts and Hidden Gems: The Ultimate U.S. History Quiz!

Before Washington D.C., the U.S. had another city serving as its capital, playing a crucial role during the Revolutionary War.

One prominent American was as much a scientist and inventor as he was a statesman and a founding father.

In 1867, the U.S. expanded its territory with the purchase of a vast land known today as 'The Last Frontier' from another country.

One of the most famous speeches in American history was delivered during a poignant moment in one of its greatest conflicts.

One U.S. President, known for his leadership during a tumultuous time, hailed from a state known as the 'Land of Lincoln'.

Marking a pivotal moment in world history, a certain explorer's voyage led to the 'discovery' of the New World.

One founding father penned the majority of this historic document, which was a bold assertion of freedom and human rights.

This historic act of defiance against British taxation is a celebrated event leading up to the Revolutionary War.

The first U.S. President's beloved home and plantation stands as an iconic symbol of his life and legacy.

This monumental event led to a mass migration of prospectors and settlers, shaping the history and expansion of the United States.