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1. A holiday that celebrates U.S. independence from Britain ✔
2. A holiday for the end of the Civil War
3. A holiday that honors soldiers who died

The holiday on July 4 celebrating independence from Britain. Tip: Say "The country's birthday". Other accepted answers include: A holiday to celebrate U.S. independence (from Britain); The country’s birthday.

1. The Civil War
2. World War I ✔
3. The War of 1812

The 1900s include World Wars I and II, Korea, Vietnam and the Gulf War. Tip: Easy: "World War II". Other accepted answers include: World War I; World War II; Korean War; Vietnam War; (Persian) Gulf War.

1. The pyramids
2. The light bulb ✔
3. The printing press in 1450

American inventors created the light bulb, airplane and assembly line. Tip: Easy: "Airplane". Other accepted answers include: Light bulb; Automobile (cars, internal combustion engine); Skyscrapers; Airplane; Assembly line; Landing on the moon.

1. The president can serve only two terms
2. Powers not given to the federal government belong to the states or to the people ✔
3. Citizens may bear arms

Powers not given to the federal government stay with the states or the people. Tip: Think "leftover powers go to the states and the people".

1. Twenty-seven (27) ✔
2. Fifty (50)
3. Ten (10)

Twenty-seven. The first ten (1791) are the Bill of Rights; 17 more were added later. Tip: Mnemonic: 10 + 17 = 27. Don't mix it up with 50 states or 13 colonies.