1. Life in Early America

   – Focus on colonial life, Native American interactions, early settlements, and the development of the Thirteen Colonies.

2. Road to Independence

   – Cover events leading to the American Revolution, key figures, and the Declaration of Independence.

3. The American Revolution

   – Focus on major battles, strategies, and international involvement in the Revolutionary War.

4. Forming a New Nation

   – Questions about the Articles of Confederation, the Constitutional Convention, and the Federalist Papers.

5. Westward Expansion

   – Cover the Louisiana Purchase, Lewis and Clark Expedition, Manifest Destiny, and the Gold Rush.

6. The Civil War Era

   – Address the causes of the Civil War, key battles, Abraham Lincoln’s presidency, and the Emancipation Proclamation.

7. Reconstruction and the Gilded Age

   – Focus on the post-Civil War era, including Reconstruction policies, the rise of industrialization, and social changes.

8. The Progressive Era

   – Cover early 20th-century reforms, Theodore Roosevelt’s policies, women’s suffrage, and labor movements.

9. American Conflicts and Wars

   – Questions about American wars and conflicts and the rise of the United States as a world power.

10. The Cold War and Civil Rights Movement

    – Focus on the Cold War, Korean and Vietnam Wars, civil rights movements, and key figures like Martin Luther King Jr.

11. Modern America

    – Cover recent history, including technological advancements, political changes, and major events up to the present day.

12. U.S. Presidents and Political Leaders

    – Specific questions about Presidents, influential political figures, and landmark legislations.

13. The Evolution of American Music

    – Tracing the history of American music genres, from jazz, blues, and rock ‘n’ roll to rap/hip-hop and country. Explore how music reflects and influences American culture, identity, and social issues

14. American Innovations and Achievements

    – Cover major American inventions, scientific advancements, and cultural contributions.

15. American Culture and Society

    – Questions about American literature, arts, sports, popular culture, and societal changes.

16. Geography and Natural Wonders

    – Trivia about American landscapes, national parks, and significant geographical features.

17. Economics and Trade

    – Focus on American economic history, trade policies, and financial crises.

18. Foreign Policy and International Relations

    – Questions about America’s role in international affairs, major treaties, and global impact.

19. American Firsts and Records

    – Explore groundbreaking moments and achievements in various fields such as technology, sports, and the arts, highlighting the pioneering spirit of the United States.

20. American Pop Culture Milestones

    – Delve into the evolution of American pop culture, examining influential movies, music, television shows, and trends that have shaped American and global cultural landscapes.