Symbols of American History
The official residence and workplace of the US President.
The White House
Which state does not share a border with Arizona?
Nevada
New Mexico
Texas
California
Texas
What typically can you see in the night sky during the celebrations?
Fireworks
When do people celebrate Independence Day in the US?
4th July
This man was the first president of the US.
George Washington
It consists of thirteen equal horizontal stripes and thirteen stars.
The US Flag
Which state is on the East coast?
California
South Carolina
Minnesota
Oregon
South Carolina
Constitution Avenue and the monuments in Washington DC form the setting for this event.
The National Independence Day Parade
In 1776, the US declared Independence form whom?
Great Britain
This man signed his name the largest on the declaration of Independence
John Hancock
A monument commemorating the centennial of the signing of the US Declaration of Independence.
The Statue of Liberty
Which state is a peninsula?
Florida
In which year was the first 4th July party held at the White House?
1801
What are the three main rights all US citizens have under the declaration of Independence?
Life, Liberty & the Persuit of Happiness
What is the number of people who signed the Declaration of Independence?
56
This is the emblem of the US because of its long life and great strength.
The American Eagle
Which state is east of Mississipi river?
Missouri
In what year was the 4th July officially declared a National Holiday by Congress?
1941 (1870)
What was the date of the first reading of the declaration of Independence?
8th July 1776
What is the estimated number of people living in the US today?
315 million
One of the most important symbols of the American Revolution. It means liberty and justice.
The Liberty Bell
Which state is west of Arkansas?
Oklahoma
The national anthem, The Str Spangles Banner, is often sung at celebratory events. How many verses does it have?
4
How many states existed at the time of Independence?
13
What was the estimated number of people living in the US in 1776?
2.5 million