📺 Instructions

What I can do:

• I can identify important facts about the Constitution

• I can recognize famous Civil Rights leaders

• I can remember key facts about Martin Luther King Jr.

• I can name important Founding Fathers

How to complete this quiz:

• Read each question carefully

• Choose the BEST answer by filling in the circle

• Take your time - there is no rush

• Ask for help if you need it

📜 Part 1: The Constitution & Founding Fathers

1. What is the Constitution?

A) A type of building

B) The main laws for our country

C) A famous person

2. Who was the first President of the United States?

A) Abraham Lincoln

B) George Washington

C) Thomas Jefferson

3. Which Founding Father wrote the Declaration of Independence?

A) Benjamin Franklin

B) John Adams

C) Thomas Jefferson

4. What did Benjamin Franklin help invent?

A) The telephone

B) Lightning rods and glasses

C) The car

✊ Part 2: Civil Rights Leaders

5. What did Martin Luther King Jr. fight for?

A) Equal rights for all people

B) More money for everyone

C) Better food in schools

6. What was Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous speech called?

A) "I Have a Plan"

B) "I Have a Dream"

C) "I Have a Question"

7. What did Rosa Parks do that was important?

A) She refused to give up her bus seat

B) She became the first female president

C) She invented the telephone

8. How did Martin Luther King Jr. want to create change?

A) Through fighting and violence

B) Through peaceful protests and speeches

C) By running away from problems

American History Videos Quiz

American History Videos Quiz

📺 Instructions

📜 Part 1: The Constitution & Founding Fathers

✊ Part 2: Civil Rights Leaders

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