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A set of 35 vocabulary flashcards covering key concepts and terms from the 2026 Academic Super Bowl study guide, specifically focusing on Fine Arts and the American Revolution.
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John Singleton Copley
An American painter known for his portraiture and historical subjects.
Charles Wilson Peale
An American painter, naturalist, and museum founder best known for his portraits.
Gilbert Stuart
An American painter famous for his portraits of George Washington.
John Trumbull
An American painter known for his historical paintings of the American Revolutionary War.
Benjamin West
An American painter who became a president of the Royal Academy in London.
Military Music
Music specifically created for military purposes, often performed during ceremonies.
Fife and Drums
A musical ensemble consisting of a fife and drums, often used in military settings.
Snare Drum
A drum with a sharp sound, played with sticks, commonly used in military music.
“The Three Camps”
A military tune often associated with the tradition of fife and drum corps.
A New and Complete System of Drum Beating
A publication by Charles Stewart Ashworth on drumming techniques.
Glass armonica
An instrument invented by Benjamin Franklin, played by rubbing glass bowls.
Adagio in C Major for Glass Harmonica
A musical composition by W. A. Mozart for the glass armonica.
Quartetto a 3 Violini con Violoncello
String quartet composition by Benjamin Franklin.
1776 (Musical)
A musical by Sherman Edwards and Peter Stone depicting the American Revolution.
“Sit Down, John”
A song from the musical 1776 that captures John Adams' struggles.
“Molasses to Rum”
A song from 1776 that addresses the trade and moral issues of slavery.
“Finale” (1776)
The concluding number of the musical 1776.
Hamilton
A musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda about Alexander Hamilton's life.
“Alexander Hamilton”
The opening song of the musical Hamilton introducing the title character.
“Aaron Burr, Sir”
A song in Hamilton featuring the introduction of Aaron Burr.
“My Shot”
A song from Hamilton expressing Hamilton's ambition and determination.
“Ten Duel Commandments”
A song in Hamilton outlining the rules for conducting duels.
Post WWII World (1946-1960)
A historical era focusing on global changes and developments after World War II.
Jill Slinker
The contact person for submitting ideas regarding the 2027 contest.
American Revolution
The conflict between the American colonies and British rule leading to independence.
Benjamin Franklin
An American polymath known for his contributions in science, politics, and culture.
Watson and the Shark
A 1778 oil painting by John Singleton Copley depicting the rescue of Brook Watson from a shark attack.
Paul Revere (Painting)
A 1768 portrait by John Singleton Copley showing the famous silversmith and patriot with a silver teapot.
The Staircase Group
A 1795 trompe-l'oeil portrait by Charles Wilson Peale featuring his sons climbing a staircase.
The Artist in His Museum
An 1822 self-portrait by Charles Wilson Peale showing the artist pulling back a curtain to reveal the Philadelphia Museum.
The Athenaeum Portrait
An unfinished 1796 portrait of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart; it is the basis for the image on the U.S. 1-dollar bill.
The Skater
A 1782 portrait of William Grant by Gilbert Stuart that received acclaim for its depiction of motion.
Declaration of Independence (Painting)
A historical painting by John Trumbull, finished in 1818, depicting the presentation of the draft to the Continental Congress.
The Death of General Wolfe
A 1770 history painting by Benjamin West depicting the British victory at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham.