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US History

This quiz covers questions from our US politics chapter. Be sure to read the entire question!

1. Who is the president of the United States? Barack ObamaMichelle ObamaMary LandrieuGeorge W. Bush
2. Where is the US capitol located? Baton Rouge, LAWashington, D.C.Richmond, VirginiaPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania
3. What is the capital of Louisiana LafayetteShreveportNew OrleansBaton Rouge
4. When was the Declaration of Independence signed? July 4, 1776July 2, 1774July 3, 1778July 2, 1892
5. How many stars are there on the American flag? 1375030
6. Who was the first President of the United States? Abraham LincolnGeorge WashingtonJohn F. KennedyTheodore Roosevelt
7. Who is the governor of Louisiana? Bobby JindalDavid VItterMary MandrieuBarack Obama
8. Who has the biggest signature on the Declaration of Independence? Andrew JacksonThomas JeffersonJohn HancockAbraham Lincoln
9. What is the very tall, pointed monument that is located in Washington D.C. called? Lincoln MemorialWashington MonumentTomb of the Unknown SoldierJefferson Memorial
10. Who made the first American Flag? Betsy RossAbigail AdamsSusan B. AnthonyClara Barton
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Track #456832: Online Math Help!
Annotated by: Madeline Saucier
1.	Khan Academy  https://www.khanacademy.org/welcome Khan Academy is a site that helps with a variety of subjects including math, science, test prep, etc. This site helps with students in grades K-8 as well as high school and beyond. It has different lessons that you are able to look up. The site provides you with a video of a person explaining the lesson step by step.
2.	First in Math  http://www.firstinmath.com/ First in Math is another math website to help students practice math in a fun way. There are different activities and games that they are able to play. There are different lessons depending on the child's age. As students complete the levels the are able to advance to more difficult levels.
3.	MathBrain  http://www.funbrain.com/brain/MathBrain/MathBrain.html MathBrain is another fun math website to help students learn. The student is able to select the level of math that they are learning and move to higher, more difficult levels as the complete problems.
4.	Math Playground  http://www.mathplayground.com/ Another website with games for students to help them engage and learn in a fun way. Students are able to select their level of learning and the problems they wish to practice.
5.	Math.com  http://www.math.com/ A website that provides homework help to students with any given problem. The website, similar to Khan Academy without the videos, allows the student to get homework help by selecting the grade level and lesson they are learning.