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The All American Trivia Board Game Original Edition

About the Game

•Requires 2 or more players
•Designed for ages 16 and up

Do you enjoy trivia games, but are tired of being asked questions about the Queen of England? Perhaps you just want to learn more about your own country. Well, this is the game for you!

As the title suggests, The All American Trivia Board Game features 100% American content. With over 2,000 questions, this game will provide your family and friends with hours of entertainment. Categories include geography, history, arts, and general.

There’s no better time to show your American knowledge, and to learn some more facts about your homeland in an enjoyable, fast-paced game that will keep you playing again and again.

Contents

•Instruction Sheet (see instructions below, or download pdf)
•Game Board
•360 Question Cards
•6 Playing Pieces
•30 "Uncle Sam" Cards

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Sample Questions

1. The five most powerful earthquakes in the United States have all occurred in which state?

2. Who was the voice of Darth Vader in the original Star Wars movie?

3. What is the capital of Kansas?

4. Martin Van Buren, our 8th president, was the first president to be born in which state?

5. Who was the star of the 1928 movie, Steamboat Willie?

6. In which state can one find Great Salt Lake?

7. Which president declared war on Japan in 1941?

8. What comedian was born Benjamin Kubelsky?

9. What is Alaska's official state sport: dog mushing, hockey, lacrosse, or snowshoeing?

Answers: 1. Alaska 2. James Earl Jones 3. Topeka 4. New York 5.Mickey Mouse 6. Utah 7.Franklin D. Roosevelt 8. Jack Benny 9. Dog mushing


Game Instructions

To Start:

• Place the stack of ‘UNCLE SAM’ cards on the ‘UNCLE SAM’ logo on the game board.
• Decide what type of game you wish to play - Regular Play, Quick Play, or Long Play***.
• Each player, or team, must select a playing piece.
• Place all the selected playing pieces on the ‘START’ square.
• Decide who goes first. (we recommend starting with the youngest player, and work clockwise)

To Play:

• Player 1 moves forward one square. Players move forward one square at the beginning of every turn. Note: moving forward means moving clockwise.

• Player 1 is now asked a question from the appropriate category (the category written in the square). If the question is answered correctly, Player 1 moves forward one square, and is asked another question. It remains Player 1’s turn until a question is answered incorrectly, or until an ‘UNCLE SAM’ card ends the turn.

• Move clockwise around the table. Just remember, at the beginning of every turn you move forward one square.

• When you land on an ‘UNCLE SAM’ card, select the top card from the pile. Do what the card says, and when done, return the card to the bottom of the pile.

• When the ‘UNCLE SAM’ card asks you to answer a question, you may select any category you wish. The first player to make it back to the ‘START’ square wins the game.

Note: In order to win, you must answer a question correctly. You can not win by simply moving forward one square at the beginning of your turn.

***For Regular Play games, players circle the game board twice. For Quick Play games, players must circle the game board only once. For Long Play games, the winner must circle the game board three times.

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The All American Trivia Board Game Junior Edition

About the Game

•Requires two or more players
•Designed for ages 9 and up

Have you ever wanted to just play games rather than study for your history or geography test? Well now you can do both at the same time!

Outset Media is proud to introduce the Junior Edition of the best-selling All American Trivia Board Game. Designed specifically for younger players, the Junior Edition allows youth to have a blast, challenging each other’s knowledge on 100% American content in a fun, social atmosphere.

The game is easy to learn, with three categories – geography, history, and general. It’s a race around the game board. With over 1,080 questions, the game includes questions such as “Who is famous for his ‘I have a dream’ speech?” And “What is the largest state in America?”

In a world where knowledge is power, get your education the most entertaining way -- by playing The All American Trivia Board Game - Junior Edition.

Contents

•Instruction Sheet (see instructions, download pdf of instructions)
•Game Board
•360 Question Cards
•6 Playing Pieces
•30 "Uncle Sam" Cards

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Sample Questions

1. The Mississippi River flows into what body of water?

2. The bombing of Pearl Harbor forced the entry of the United States into what war?

3. What baseball team plays home games at Fenway Park?

4. Mount McKinley, the highest mountain in the United States, is located in which state?

5. Which state witnessed the historic battle at The Alamo?

6. Who created the cartoon character, Mickey Mouse?

7. What was Paul Revere's profession: farmer, politician, silversmith, or soldier?

8. What river is located along the southern border of Texas?

9. During what war did Benedict Arnold become a traitor to the American people?

Answers: 1. Gulf of Mexico 2. World War Two 3. Boston Red Sox 4. Alaska 5.Texas 6. Walt Disney 7. Silversmith 8. Rio Grande River 9. American Revolution (War of Independence)


Game Instructions

To Start:

• Place the stack of ‘UNCLE SAM’ cards on the ‘UNCLE SAM’ logo on the game board.
• Decide what type of game you wish to play - Regular Play, Quick Play, or Long Play***.
• Each player, or team, must select a playing piece.
• Place all the selected playing pieces on the ‘START’ square.
• Decide who goes first. (we recommend starting with the youngest player, and work clockwise)

To Play:

• Player 1 moves forward one square. Players move forward one square at the beginning of every turn.

Note: moving forward means moving clockwise.

• Player 1 is now asked a question from the appropriate category (the category written in the square). If the question is answered correctly, Player 1 moves forward one square, and is asked another question. It remains Player 1’s turn until a question is answered incorrectly, or until an ‘UNCLE SAM’ card ends the turn.

• Move clockwise around the table. Just remember, at the beginning of every turn you move forward one square.
When you land on an ‘UNCLE SAM’ card, select the top card from the pile. Do what the card says, and when done, return the card to the bottom of the pile.

• When the ‘UNCLE SAM’ card asks you to answer a question, you may select any category you wish. The first player to make it back to the ‘START’ square wins the game.

Note: In order to win, you must answer a question correctly. You can not win by simply moving forward one square at the beginning of your turn.

***For Regular Play games, players circle the game board twice. For Quick Play games, players must circle the game board only once. For Long Play games, the winner must circle the game board three times.


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