U.S. History Trivia Quizzes

Congratulations! You have just been promoted to the position of History Homicide Investigator II. Your assignment will be to identify the alleged or actual "shooter" in these cases. Remembering your high school U.S. History lessons will be a plus.

Match up the interesting events from ten U.S. wars with the corresponding war. Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

Here are some questions about American history. These are facts that every American should know.

Match the event in American History to the scandal or crisis it caused. Recommended for grades: 11,12

This quiz consists of questions I knew the answer to by the time I was eight years old. After seeing a disturbing lack of knowledge on a recent TV show, I was curious to see how people would do on this quiz. This *should* be easy ...

This quiz is about people who were a part of American history without planning it that way. Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

This quiz is about the history of my favorite country, the United States. Have fun! Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

This quiz covers U.S. history from its formation to 1820.

A quiz on American History in which all of the answers begin with an "A".

This is a wide range of questions about the 20th Century.

This quiz was created for my students as a review for their final in American History.

If you enjoy learning about U.S. history, try these ten multiple-choice questions about some little-known parts of U.S. history. The Interesting Information (especially the historical notes) is pretty interesting.

There are many important seconds in United States history that aren't thought about often. Here's a few! I hope you enjoy this quiz!

The purpose of this quiz is to identify who said these excerpts from famous speeches in American history.

If you enjoy learning about US history, try these ten multiple-choice questions about some little-known parts of our history. The Interesting Information (especially the historical notes) is pretty interesting.

Why the disinterest in compounds? It is because all of these historical events involve elements.

Just a little quiz to show you how much you've forgotten from school.

Following are ten forts that were important in the history of the United States. See if you can identify them from the clues given.

Continuing the Historical People series, this quiz focuses on the most famous and infamous people in American History.

Hello, class! Pop Quiz today! This is a quiz about all that U.S. History we have learned so far in High School U.S. History. Attendance shall be taken ... and afterwards, please do your best on this test! Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

This is my second US History quiz, as with the first one, it is based on The American Pageant. Chapters 7-12.

From year 2000-2009, let us reminisce on what feels like just yesterday.

The purpose of this quiz is to identify these excerpts from famous speeches in American history.

This is the sequel to my often played quiz, Seventh Grade U.S. History. Enjoy! Recommended for grades: 7,8

Here we are, but how did we get here? A brief, all-encompassing history of the US...

The Rust Belt describes an area in the northeastern and midwestern US that depended economically on manufacturing, only to see the factories become outmoded and labor shift overseas.

In honor of National Women's History Month - a quiz about American women's history.

This has random questions about U.S History.

Yet more obscure facts from America's past.

This quiz was designed to be relatively easy for those of you interested in US history. For the ones you might not know, make an educated guess. You should be able to eliminate at least two answers. All multiple choice questions. Have fun and good luck.

If you enjoy learning about US history, try these ten multiple-choice questions about some little-known parts of our history. The Interesting Information (especially the historical notes) is pretty interesting.

Since I received so may compliments on the first quiz, I decided to do a sequel. See how many of these U.S. tragedies you remember. Good luck.

Here's a short quiz on early American History. Good Luck. Hope you enjoy it!

A quiz concering some firsts in U.S. history. Best of luck.

Throughout the history of the United States there have been instances of citizens up in arms, or in fear of worries that turned out to be nothing at all to be alarmed about. The first quiz focused on the years 1692 to 1976. Here's Part 2 of that history.

I love history. This quiz tests your knowledge of Early America. Enjoy! Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

The Pacific Northwest has had a rich and varied history in a comparatively short time. Let's find out more about it.

This quiz is for those players living outside the U.S.A., who have never studied the history of the U.S. Apologies, but this quiz will be too easy for you guys across the pond from Britain.

Some things are so basic to a nation, that even a mere tourist would have heard of them. So anyone who hopes to qualify for a Green Card, might first test themselves on this ABC of U.S. history and days of Commemoration.

Not all problems in the history of the United States were a single event. Many of them were problems that lasted for several years.

A general mixed bag of questions about the USA. How many can you answer?

Remember all those history books you didn't want to read in high school? Well they could have helped you now.

Imagine a United States that had access to Twitter from before its inception. I have created ten tweets that could have existed had Twitter been around. Select the answer that properly completes each tweet. #goodluck

Do you really know American history? Take this quiz to find out.

Remember that eighth or ninth grade American History class? Let's see if you recall who was associated with what.

How much do you know about what happened in America during the 1790s?

The history of the United States contains several incidents of public panic that appear to have been unwarranted. This quiz will explore ten of the incidents.

Do you know your U.S. History? Find the answer to all of your questions in this extremely tough U.S. History quiz. Good Luck!

I overheard the President on the phone chatting with a reporter who is planning a story about the Presidential desk. That's me! This is so exciting! I'm trying to remember some of the important bits, can you help?

My second quiz with this topic. Ten tweets from American history if Twitter had always existed. Just fill in the blank with the correct hashtag. #havefun

This quiz will be about American History. I hope you enjoy it.

People and places in US History, didn't we sleep through that class? Don't sleep here! Try and remember all those facts you were supposed to memorize for class ...

Do you know the origins of some of the most patriotic songs? Some may surprise you. Good luck!

This is about the different history of ethnic groups and cultures over the years and the things they had to endure.

This quiz contains questions over American history that everyone should know. So sit back and enjoy this short trip into our heritage. Recommended for grades: 11,12

Life on the Wabash will look at a variety of questions associated with the area of the Wabash River from its headwaters to its confluence with the Ohio River.