- Who is the king of America?
- Why is it called New England? Is there an old England?
- Why don’t people in Europe celebrate the 4th of July?
- On the 4th of July, we celebrate 9/11!
- On the 4th of July, we celebrate fireworks!
- The British won the American Revolution, right?
- Was Yankee Doodle the first president of the United States?
- Are the Founding Fathers still alive? (This question came from a high school senior.”)
- Are the 4th of July and Independence Day the same thing?
- Did the Revolutionary War really happen?
- Why didn’t they just use their cell phones to call for help when the British were coming?
- Christopher Columbus came to the U.S. on the Mayflower, right?
- Which states are numbers 51 and 52?
- The U.S. capitol is in New Jersey.
- Why did Rosa Parks shoot President Lincoln? Was it because he wouldn’t give up his seat?
- Before she was frozen, the Statue of Liberty said, “Give me liberty, or give me death!”
- Why are we considered part of the South if we live in North Carolina?
- One of the freedoms in the First Amendment is the right to bear arms.
- Did the year 800 really happen?
- Did the Hunger Games happen before or after the Revolutionary War?
- Which side won the American Revolution?
- Why wasn’t George Washington a general in WWI?
- Did they speak American in England before the Revolutionary War?
- Is George Washington still alive?
- If you have gray hair, does it mean you are related to George Washington?
- The capital of the U.S. is the University of Oklahoma.
- When is the 4th of July?
- Hall and Oates is where the first battle of the American Revolution took place.
- Were we fighting the Mormons during the Revolutionary War?
- Happy 2023rd Birthday, America!
And here are some other very scholarly pieces of student history work!
