U.S. History (Grades 9–12) Quiz — U.S. Army History\n\nAnswer the questions to show your understanding of the origins, key timeline moments, traditions, and civic role of the U.S. Army.
Which date is celebrated as the U.S. Army’s birthday?
Put these events in chronological order (earliest → latest).
The Continental Congress creates the Continental Army (1775)
The Civil War begins (1861)
The United States enters World War I (1917)
All-Volunteer Force begins (1973)
U.S. forces begin major operations in Afghanistan (2001)
Who was appointed commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution?
Match each Army Value to its description.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Ade a ɛne no hyia |
|---|---|---|
Duty | arrow_right_alt | Bear true faith and allegiance |
Personal Courage | arrow_right_alt | Fulfill your obligations |
Loyalty | arrow_right_alt | Do what’s right legally and morally |
Integrity | arrow_right_alt | Face fear, danger, or adversity |
Which phrase is the official motto of the U.S. Army?
Which activities are commonly associated with U.S. Army Birthday celebrations? (Select two.)
True or False: The U.S. Army traces its origins to the Continental Army created by the Continental Congress during the Revolutionary era.
Which idea best explains why civilian control of the military is important in a democracy?
In one short phrase, what principle describes the military being under elected leaders’ authority?