NYC
Washington, D.C.
The West
The Midwest
The East Coast
100
This green lady greets you when you arrive to NYC on a boat.
the Statue of Liberty
100
Home of the president.
the White House
100
This Arizona national park is filled with breathtaking views of red clay rock formations.
the Grand Canyon
100
This famous mountain carving of four great American presidents is called this. BONUS: Name the four presidents on the mountain.
Mount Rushmore (George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln)
100
If you want to get to know revolutionary America better, walk the Freedom Trail in this historical Massachusetts town.
Boston
200
This noisy intersection is bustling with billboards, broadway shows...
Times Square
200
This monument honors the president who ended slavery. HINT: He's on the penny. And the monument is on the back.
the Lincoln Memorial
200
This sign is what famous actors and actresses see.
Hollywood
sign
200
This city is home of the bean, a large metallic art sculpture that reflects the city skyline on its shell.
Chicago
200
Independence Hall in Philadelphia is where this important document was signed. BONUS: Name the date the document was signed.
the Declaration of Independence (July 4, 1776)
300
This skyscraper shares a name with a Jay-Z/Alicia Keys song that pays tribute to NYC's nickname.
the Empire State Building
300
The Washington Monument and reflecting pool was the setting for this man's famous "I Have a Dream" speech
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr./MLK
400
In Central Park, you can visit Strawberry Fields, a memorial to this Beatle.
John Lennon
400
All the major monuments and museums in D.C. are located in this park.
the National Mall
500
To pay tribute to the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, this building was erected as a memorial.
the Freedom Tower
500
This is the building where Congress meets.
the Capitol