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This January holiday honors and celebrates this person's contribution to the civil rights movement

Martin Luther King, Jr.

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The ocean on the East Coast of the United States (Q90).

The Atlantic Ocean

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The biggest U.S. state in contiguous United States.

Texas

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The Father of Our Country

George Washington

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The number of stars on the U.S. flag.

fifty/50

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A federal holiday in November that celebrates everyone who has served in the military.

What is Veterans Day?

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This state is an island.

Hawaii

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The state was purchased from the French in 1803.

Louisiana.

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The official residence and workplace of the president of the United States.

The White House

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The name of the only federal district in the U.S.

Washington D.C.

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We celebrate this holiday on the third Monday in February

President's Day or Washington's Birthday

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The two longest rivers in the U.S. (Q88)

the Mississippi River and the Missouri River

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The Constitutional Convention took place in this state.

Pennsylvania.

300

This country gifted this famous sculpture to the U.S.

France

300

The flag flies in this position to show that the nation is in mourning.

half-mast

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The date of Inauguration Day that takes place every four years following a presidential election

January 20th

400

This 49th state was formerly a U.S. territory.

Alaska

400

The number of inhabited territories occupied by the U.S.

Five

400

He wrote the poem that inspired 'The Star-Spangled Banner'.

Francis Scott Key

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The meaning of D.C. in Washington D.C.

District of Columbia

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This June holiday commemorates the end of slavery in the United States

Juneteenth

500

The four U.S. states that border Mexico (Q93)

California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas

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This territory has the Atlantic Ocean to its north.

Puerto Rico

500

The island where this symbol of freedom is located.

Liberty Island
500

These 13 original colonies are represented by these on the U.S. flag.

13 alternating white and red stripes

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