FOOD
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Pizza
Italian dish typically eaten in slices
Michael Jackson
Billie Jean
George Washington
First president of the United States
New Jersey
The state we live in
4th of July
Birth of American Independence
Fried chicken
Popeye's and KFC are most well known for serving this type of food
Madonna
Material Girl
Barrack Obama
First African American president
Washington DC
The capital of the United States
Valentine's Day
Celebration of love
Ice cream
Frozen dessert that can be served on a cone
Bon Jovi
Livin' on a Prayer
Christopher Columbus
This person discovered America
New York
This state has a city that is sometimes referred to as the "Big Apple" and "The City That Never Sleeps"
Halloween
Celebrated by dressing up in costumes and eating candy
Taco
Mexican dish that comes in a hard or soft shell
Led Zeppelin
Stairway to Heaven
Democrat and Republican
The two main political parties in the United States
Florida
Walt Disney World is located in this state
Thanksgiving
We eat turkey as the main dish on this holiday
Cucumber
This vegetable is used to make pickles
The Sugarhill Gang
Rapper's Delight
1776
What year was the Declaration of Independence signed?
California
State with the largest population
St. Patrick's Day
Celebrated on March 17
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Captain America.
This Avengers superhero is dressed in stars and stripes.
July 4th.
What month and day do we celebrate Independence day?
George Washington
This founding father was the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War.
The Star Spangled Banner.
What is the name of our National Anthem?
Have cookouts and celebrate with fireworks.
What are 2 things most people do on 4th of July?
13; the 13 Colonies.
How many stripes are on the American Flag and what do they represent?
1776.
What year was the Declaration of Independence signed?
Thomas Jefferson
This founding father is known as "The Father of the Declaration of Independence".
Miley Cyrus
This pop artist sang Party in the U.S.A.
Watermelon.
This fruit is the most popular choice served on the 4th of July.
50; the 50 States.
How many stars are on the American Flag and what do they represent?
Great Britain
The Declaration of Independence declared that the 13 American Colonies were independent from which country's rule?
Benjamin Franklin.
This founding father is often known for flying a kite in a thunderstorm, which demonstrated the connection between lightning and electricity.
The land of the free and the home of the brave!
Finish the lyrics:
The land of the ______ and the home of the _______.
True.
More than 14,000 firework displays are put on across the Country on the 4th of July.
True or False.
It is burned.
This is what happens to the flag when it is worn beyond repair.
France
What country gave us The Statue of Liberty?
James Madison
This founding father is known as "The Father of the Constitution".
Hint: He was the 4th President
Bruce Springsteen
This Artist sang "Born in the USA"?
China.
What Country were fireworks invented in?
It is a symbol of distress.
What is does it mean if the flag is flown upside down?
The turkey.
If it was up to Benjamin Franklin, what bird would have been our national bird instead of the bald eagle?
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson
These 2 founding fathers died on the 50th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Gladys Knight
Who sang the National Anthem at the Superbowl in 2019?
Hot dog eating contest.
What contest is held every 4th of July at Coney Island by Nathan's Famous?
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What is Idaho or Washington State
The state(s) where your potatoes in your potato salad or potato chips are probably from!
What is the grill?
This is what Americans cook their 4th of July food on
What are red, white, and blue?
Colors associated with this holiday
What is 150 million?
Amount of hot dogs consumed by Americans on this day.
The first black president
What is FIREWORKS!
What do we use as an entertainment/signal light in the sky?
What is beer?
Most popular alcoholic drink on this day
Who are Thomas Jefferson and John Adams?
the Founding Fathers who died on July 4th (there are 2)
The amount of chicken (in pounds) that Americans buy for this holiday.
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what is a sentence?
A set of words complete in itself or a criminal's punishment
What is a choreographer.
George Balanchine was a renowned one of these, a creator of dances
What is a VCR?
A Japanese company made the world's last one of these TV playback machines
What is complimentary?
This adjective can refer to a word of praise or to something you get for free
What is chemistry?
Mutual attraction or rapport between 2 people
What is to mold?
To shape into a form, or a fungus that grows on food
What is a busboy?
You can use "person" instead of "boy" in this word for one who clears tables
Who is Kellyanne Conway?
On August 17th, she was named Donald Trump's campaign manager
What is a full ride?
A trip with all your friends jammed into your car, or an all-inclusive scholarship
What is nursing?
Making one drink last a long time
What is stable?
Sensible & not easily upset, or a house for thoroughbreds
What is a lobbyist?
They get their name from where they might wait for the politicians whose votes they want to influence
What is Dakota Pipeline?
Protests began as the Standing Rock Sioux moved to block this pipeline that bears the name of a Sioux people
What is "on the house"?
This 3-word phrase describes roof singles or free stuff at a restaurant
What is English?
Spin on the cue ball
What is a crane?
A machine for moving heavy objects, or a long-necked, long-legged avian
What is an occupational therapist?
Put in a little O.T. studying & you could be one of these health professionals, an O.T.
What is Myanmar?
Aung San Suu Kyi's friend Htin Kyaw was inaugurated as this country's first freely elected president in decades
What is shareware?
Combine 2 rhyming words to get this term for a freebie computer program
What is pre-law?
Before the time of actor Jude
What is slug?
To hit with a fist or bat, or a terrestrial gastropod
What is an architect?
This profession takes its name from a Greek word meaning "chief builder"
Who is Peter Thiel?
This Silicon Valley entrepreneur revealed he had bankrolled the lawsuit that took down Gawker
What is gratis?
Free things are said to be given this way, from Latin for "grace"
What is classics?
Great books, like a series published by Penguin
25 questions / British Colonization The Declaration Stars & Stripes National Anthem Random
the Americas
The United States did not exist until after the American colonies won the War for Independence.
Did the British colonize the United States or the Americas?
Name one writer of the Declaration of Independence
during
It was written during the War of 1812 (30 years after the American War for Independence ended).
Was the National Anthem written before, during, or after the American War for Independence?
50
How many states are there?
economic opportunities
money
religious freedom
(Some other answers are acceptable.)
Give at least one reason why people migrated to the Americas.
July 4, 1776
The American colonies officially declared independence from Great Britain on which date?
the Star-Spangled Banner
What is the title of the National Anthem of the United States?
bald eagle
What is the national bird of the USA?
far away from home
new and unsettled place
risk of travelling on the ocean
(Some other answers are acceptable.)
Give at least one reason why someone might not want to migrate to the Americas. Explain in English.
equal
Complete this phrase from the Declaration of Independence.
All men are created ____________.
a circle of 13 white stars on a blue background, 13 stripes alternating between red and white
Describe the original American flag.
the American flag
After the Battle of Baltimore, which flag was seen flying over Fort Baltimore?
"In God We Trust"
What is colonization? Explain in English.
1775-1783
8 years
The American War for Independence continued for how many years?
a star was added when a new state entered the union
Why did the design of the American flag change?
Francis Scott Key
Who wrote the National Anthem?
George Washington
Who was the first president of the United States?
Northeast
The first American colonists sent from Great Britain landed where?
Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, or Southeast
life
liberty
& the pursuit of happiness
What are the three basic human rights specifically stated in the Declaration of Independence?
white - innocence
red - bravery, valor
blue - justice, vigilance, perseverance
Although there is no official meaning for the colors of the flag, the Continental Congress suggested that _________ represents innocence, __________ represents bravery and valor, and __________ represents justice, vigilance, and preseverance.
Sing or hum the tune of the American National Anthem.
Which state is the biggest?
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John Hancock
Who has the biggest signature on the Declaration of Independence?
July 4, 1776
When was the Declaration of Independence signed?
Bald eagle
What is the national bird?
A seasick Uncle Sam!
What’s red, white, blue and green?
George Washington
Who was the first president of the US?
Thomas Jefferson
Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?
1783
In what year did the revolutionary war end?
150 million (1 for every 2 people)
How many hot dogs are consumed on the fourth of July in America?
Nothing, it just waved!
What did the flag say to the other flag?
Benjamin Franklin
What famous American discovered electricity?
Philadelphia
Where was the Declaration of Independence signed?
King George III
Who was the kind of England during the revolutionary war?
1801
When was the first Fourth of July Party held at the White House?
It was a fire-quacker!
Why did the duck say “Bang!”?
Francis Scott Key
Who wrote the words to the national anthem?
56
How many people signed the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, James Moore
Name one president that died on July 4th.
The seven continents of the world
What do the seven points on the Statue of Liberty represent?
Of course, that’ s how they get from the 3rd to the 5th.
Do they have a fourth of July in England?
Thomas Paine
Who wrote the book “Common Sense” arguing that basic rights were mandatory for a functional government?
“When in the course of human events…”
What are the first 7 words of the Declaration of Independence?
War of 1812 by the British
In what war did the white house get burned down?
2.5 million
How many people were living in the US when it became a country?
To get to the other tide.
Why did the British cross the Atlantic?
Benjamin Franklin
Who wanted the turkey to be the national animal?
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What is Independence Day for United States of America?
What is the birthday of the United States of America?
What is celebrated on the 4th of July?
What are fireworks?
What do people like to watch in the sky on the 4th of July?
What is freedom?
What is another word for independence?
What is many animals are afraid of the loud noises made by fireworks?
(Hint: turn on t.v. or radio to distract them from outside noise.)
Are pets like dogs and cats afraid of fireworks?
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
What is the last name of one of the founding fathers and the 3rd president of the U.S.?
What is Great Britain?
The United States declared independence from what country?
What is a parade?
What do people like to watch passing in the street?
What are things that people have the freedom to do like freedom of speech?
What are rights?
What is no?
Should small children use fireworks?
What is June?
Besides July, what is another month that begins with the letter J?
What is post office, federal courts, banks/credit unions, trash pickup or libraries?
(Since July 4th is on a Saturday, many places will be closed or have different hours on Friday and closed on Saturday.)
The 4th of July is a national or federal holiday. What are some of the places that are closed?
What are hotdogs?
155 million hotdogs eaten on the 4th of July - more than any other year
What is a favorite food eaten on the 4th of July?
What are a loud display of different lights in the sky?
What are fireworks?
What is no? You should never throw fireworks at people, pets, cars or things that can catch fire easily.
Should you throw fireworks at anybody?
What is joy, joyful, or joyous?
What is another word for happy?
What is the Declaration of Independence?
What was approved by Congress on July 4th, 1776?
What is the United States of America flag?
What do people like to wave or hang at their house during the 4th of July?
(Hint: It has stars and stripes.)
What is have a meal outside like in your backyard or a park?
What is a picnic?
What is a hat?
What is sunscreen?
What should I put on if it is very sunny outside?
What is a jacket?
What is something I do not need to wear during the summer but have to wear in the winter?
What is 13 colonies?
How many colonies were there when the United States became a new country?
Answer may vary:
What is have a family game night? What is have a backyard cook out?
What is have a movie night? What is have a camp-out in the back yard?
What is have a picnic?
What is show your patriotism by wearing red, white and blue?
This year, the 4th of July may be celebrated differently. How do you think the 4th of July will be celebrated this year?
(Because of COVID-19)
What is salute the flag?
The military people salute the flag.
Regular civilians/regular people put their right hand over their heart.
What does salute mean?
What is have a bucket of water or a water hose?
When lighting fireworks, what should I have handy just in case?
What are jumbo hotdogs (usually twice the size of a regular hotdog)?
What is the size of the super big hotdogs?
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What is the Washington Monument
Pacific and Atlantic
The two oceans on either side of the U.S.
What is the first 1st Amendment
This amendment protects the freedom of speech, press, and religion.
What is Independence Day
July 4th, 1776
Who is Lincoln
This man was the tallest president, in fact he was 6' 4"
What is the Capitol building
What are the Rockies and the App Trail
What are the two large mountain ranges in the U.S? (Hint: One on east coast and one on the Western side of the U.S)
The introduction to the Constitution
What is Labor Day
The first Monday in September
who is william howard taft
This president got stuck in the White House bathtub
What is the Lincoln Memorial
What is Alaska and Hawaii
The two states that don' touch any other state
What is the Articles of Confederation
The Constitution proposed an entirely new form of government and was written in order to replace this document
What is Memorial Day
The last Monday in May
Who is George Washington?
This president was the only one unanimously elected
What is the Liberty Bell
What is the Mississippi River
The longest river in the U.S.
What is Delaware
Given its nickname "The First State", this state was the first to ratify the Constitution
What is Consitution Day/ What is the day the Constitution was signed
September 17th, 1787
This President was the first to appear on television
What is the Declaration of indpendence
What is Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico
These four states meet at one point- the only geographical point in the entire U.S.
What is 1787
The Constitution was signed in September of this year
What is the Revolutionary War
April 19, 1775- Sept. 3, 1783
What is $400,000
The president's salary is...
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The Star Spangled Banner (National Anthem)
"Oh say can you see?? By the dawn's early light.."
Donald Trump
Who is President right now?
Red, White, and Blue
What 3 colors are on the flag?
Atlanta
What is the capital of Georgia?
Turkey
Which has less fat? Turkey or beef burgers
Grand Ole' Flag
Abraham Lincoln
What President is also known as "Honest Abe"?
50
How many stars are on the flag?
Mississippi
What state has the longest name?
watermelon
What melon is popular at cookouts and can keep you well hydrated?
America the Beautiful
"Oh beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain...."
George Washington
Who was the FIRST President of the United States?
13
How many stripes are on the flag?
What kind of candle can you light to keep mosquitoes away?
My Country tis of Thee
"Land where my father's died, land of the pilgram's pride, from every mountain side, let freedom ring..."
4 years
How long is a President's term?
13
How many stars are on the ORIGINAL flag?
Georgia!!
What state is also known as the chicken capital of the world?
White
What color does charcoal turn to when it's ready to for cooking?
God Bless the U.S.A.
"And I'm proud to be an American where at least I know I'm free and I won't forget the men who died, who gave it once to me....."
Jimmy Carter
Name the only President from Georgia
Betsy Ross
Who made America's flag?
South Dakota
Which State is considered the "happiest"? (ranked highest in well-being)
1 hour
How long is it safe to leave food outside and not refrigerated if it is 90 degrees outside?
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Who was the only president to serve more than two terms?
a) George Washington
b) Franklin Delano Roosevelt
c) Theodore Roosevelt
d) Ulysses S. Grant
1776
What year was the Declaration of Independence signed?
False
True or False: New Jersey was part of the New England Colonies.
Atlanta
What is the capitol of Georgia?
Abraham Lincoln
Who was the President of the United States of America during the Civil War?
4
How many presidents have been assassinated?
a) 2
b) 4
c) 3
d) 1
2
How many future presidents signed the Declaration of Independence?
a) 0
b) 2
c) 4
D) 6
False
True or False: Native Americans were treated well in all colonies.
Little Rock
What is the capitol of Arkansas?
The Confederate States of America
What was the name of the secessionist faction of the Civil War?
John Adams
Who was the first president to live in the White House?
a) Andrew Jackson
b) Thomas Jefferson
c) John Adams
d) George Washington
1870
Independence Day was established as a holiday what year?
a) 1776
b) 1940
c) 1800
d) 1870
New York
Duke of York founded which colony?
a) Connecticut
b) New York
c) New Jersey
d) Massachusetts
Hawaii
What was the 50th state to join the union?
Fort Sumter
Where were the first shots of the war fired?
a) Philadelphia
b) Baltimore
c) Gettysburg
d) Fort Sumter
Donald Trump
Who was the oldest elected president?
a) Donald Trump
b) James Buchanan
c) Ronald Reagan
d) Dwight Eisenhower
Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence?
a) John Hancock
b) Thomas Jefferson
c) George Wachington
d) John Adams
James Madison
Who is the "father of the Constitution"?
South Carolina
Myrtle Beach is located in this state.
Mississippi
South Carolina was the first state to secede from the Union; what was the second state to secede?
a) Alabama
b) Virginia
c) Georgia
d) Mississippi
Richard Nixon
Who was the only president to resign from office?
a) Bill Clinton
b) Andrew Johnson
c) Richard Nixon
d) Franklin Pierce
Boston, Massachusetts
Where was the first Fourth of July celebration with fireworks held?
a) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
b) Washington DC
c) Boston, Massachusetts
d) New York
True
True or False: Quakers are a key religious group in the Middle Colonies.
New Hampshire
If you're an adult, which is the only state that doesn't require you to wear a seatbelt?
Dred Scott v. Sanford
What major court case stripped African Americans of their right to citizenship?
a) Roe v. Wade
b) Dred Scott v. Sanford
c) McCulloch v. Maryland
d) Gideon v. Wainwright
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What is the Lincoln Monument?
What is the Pacific and Atlantic?
The two oceans on either side of the United States of America.
What is 13?
The number of stars on the first flag..
What is Independence Day?
July 4, 1776
What is 13?
The number of stars on the first flag.
What is the Statue of Liberty?
What is Canada? OR What is Mexico?
One of two nations bordering the USA.
What is the Old Glory?
The name later went on to become synonymous with any American flag.
What is Labor Day?
The first Monday in September.
What is burn it?
After a flag is worn out, no longer be used or repaired this should be done ceremoniously.
What is the Washington Monument?
What are Hawaii and Alaska?
The two states that touch no other states.
What is 13?
the number of stripes in the USA flag
What is Memorial Day?
The last Monday in May.
Who was the first American Flag disigner?
Betsy Ross is widely credited with designing the first American flag, but there is almost no evidence to support that claim.
What is the Liberty Bell?
What is the Mississippi?
The longest river in the United States.
What is 50?
The Stars represents the numbers of states in the Unites States
What is Constitution Day? What is the day the Constitution was signed?
September 17, 1787
Who was the “Current flag disigner”?
Robert G. Heft, a 17-year-old high school student.
What is the US Constitution?
What are Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico?
These four states meet at one point—the only such geographic point in the entire United States.
What is the name of the USA flag?
"Stars and Stripes"
What is the flag Day?
June 14 of each year
Who are Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong?
One of these two astronauts put the US flag on the moon in 1969.
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13 stripes 50 stars
How many stars and stripes are on the flag?
Barbecues
What is a main at home, 4th of July tradition, including food.
pie
blueberry, apple, pumpkin ... _ _ _
tour
Walk or ride a bus _ _ _ _ to learn about the history of our country, here in our capital, Washington D.C.
Thanksgiving
A day we give thanks for everything we have.
A circle.
What shape were the stars on the first flag?
snaps
sparks on pavement
barbecue
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ribs, chicken, or pork
50
Over ## years of fireworks over the National Mall
Valentines day
A day of love
A high school student.
Who designed the flag?
Parade
Cars, floats, streamers, candy.
Pie eating contest.
A contest that you eat so much and end with it all over your face.
2:00 pm
The parade goes on from 11:45 to _:_ _ pm
Veterans day
A day to thank those who have served for our country.
27 times
How many times has the flag been changed?
bomb pops
Red white and blue ice cream sticks
fruit salad
strawberries, kiwi, watermelon, honey dew, grapes, blueberry, orange in a bowl with a spoon
2.5
It cost how many millions of dollars to pay for the event?
Flag day
A Day for the stars a stripes to wave in the wind.
Hawaii
What state was the final star added on the flag for?
1777
What year did fireworks begin to be a tradition?
Millions
On average, how many hot dogs are eaten on the 4th of July.
President Thomas Jefferson
Which president began the celebration at the White House.
Christmas
A day of love and family and traditions with snow.
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