4th of July Food
4th of July Fun
Vista Trivia
4th of July History
US Presidents
100
This state grows more watermelons than any other in the United States
What is Florida
100
Where does the largest firework show take place on the 4th of July?
New York City
100
In what year was the Multi-use property previously owned by Vista sold?
What is 2017
100
The number of Stars & Stripes on the United States Flag.
50 Stars
13 Stripes
100
Who was the first president of the United States?
George Washington.
200
Most popular salad/side dish on July 4th.
Potato Salad
200
Fireworks were invented in this country
What is China
200
Name the first project acquired by Vista
What is Green Trails Place
200
The United States celebrates its independence from this country.
Great Britain
200
He was the only President who signed both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution
Who is Benjamin Franklin
300
Where is the famous hot dog-eating contest held every year?
Coney Island in New York.
300
These are the two most popular 4th of July activities.
Cookouts and Fireworks?
300
Who buys the most donuts
Who is Woody Mann
300
The year the Declaration of Independence was signed.
1776.
300
Although Americans celebrate on July 4, the vote for independence actually took place on this earlier July date in 1776
What is July 2, 1776
400
This fruit is the most popular choice on 4th of July.
Watermelon
400
Who gifted the US the Statue of Liberty?
France
400
Who in the office is best known for "Clock-out Cocktails"?
Who is Doug
400
This American icon designed the first American Flag.
Betsy Ross
400
Who is on the $20 Bill
Andrew Jackson
500
Americans will consume over 375 million of this on the 4th of July.
Hamburgers
500
Every Independence Day, how many times does the Liberty Bell ring?
13 times
500
Who holds the title for the "least amount of time employed"?
Who is Gunnar Holman
500
How many names are signed on the Declaration of Independence?
a. 1 b. 4 c. 27 d. 56
56
500
Who was the shortest president?
a. Bill Clinton b. George Washington c. James Madison d. Theodore Roosevelt
c. James Madison