History isn’t just something you study—it’s an adventure waiting to be discovered.

Echoes of Freedom: The American Expedition is an interactive educational adventure game that takes players across America to explore the real places, people, and events that shaped our nation.

Travel to historic battlefields, monuments, museums, landmarks, and cultural sites while completing missions, exploring immersive environments, recovering historical relics, solving puzzles, watching educational videos, and recording discoveries in your Echoes Field Journal.

From Gettysburg and Fort Sumter to Washington, D.C., the Wright Brothers, Graceland, Vicksburg, Shiloh, and beyond, every expedition challenges you to investigate the past instead of simply memorizing it.

Explore the landscape. Study historic landmarks. Recover evidence. Take field notes. Solve challenges. Then put everything you've learned to the test in the Field Historian Showdown.

Explore. Investigate. Discover. Learn.

Can you uncover the stories, recover the evidence, and become an Echoes of Freedom Field Historian?

The American Expedition is currently in PUBLIC ALPHA PHASE. Gettysburg is the first expedition available to play, with more locations, missions, relics, puzzles, videos, environments, and features coming as development continues.

Think you know American history? Now prove you know WHERE it happened.

Echoes of Freedom: Where in America? is an interactive history adventure that challenges players to identify the people, places, battlefields, landmarks, and stories that shaped the United States.

Each round begins with a historical clue. Think you know the answer? Make your guess—or reveal another clue for a little help. But choose carefully: the fewer clues you use, the more points you earn!

Travel across American history as you encounter locations connected to the Civil War, presidents, American culture, transportation, national landmarks, and destinations featured on Echoes of Freedom.

iCivics is dedicated to advancing civic learning so young people have the confidence to shape the world around them and believe in our country's future.

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