Founding Fathers Trivia

The men who shaped a republic — Washington, Franklin, Jefferson, Hamilton, Madison, Adams, and the lives behind their signatures.

This is one of 250+ themed trivia packs in Founding Fathers Trivia, the official America 250 trivia game. Each pack has 10 multiple-choice questions, a 20-second timer per question, and an explanation behind every correct answer. Play it free — no signup, no email.

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Sample questions from this pack

• Which Founding Father is on the United States $100 bill?
• Who served as George Washington's first Secretary of the Treasury?
• Which Founding Father drafted the Declaration of Independence?

About this category: Founding Fathers

Trivia packs about the Founding Fathers — Washington, Franklin, Jefferson, Adams, Madison, Hamilton, Jay, Mason, Patrick Henry, Thomas Paine, John Hancock, Samuel Adams, Roger Sherman, Monroe, and the others who built the republic.

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• Franklin's Founding FootprintDiscover Benjamin Franklin's pivotal contributions to American independence and the birth of the United States.
• Jefferson's Journey: A Founding MindTest your knowledge of Thomas Jefferson's extraordinary life, from his pivotal role in American independence to his lasting legacy.
• Madison: Architect of a NationTest your knowledge of James Madison's crucial contributions to the American Revolution and the establishment of the United States government.
• James Madison: Architect of a NationTest your knowledge of James Madison, the influential fourth U.S. President and key architect of the Constitution.