Food
Introduced in 1912 by Nabisco, this cream-filled treat is officially the best-selling cookie in the United States
What is the Oreo
This legendary American sharpshooter and star of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show was nicknamed "Little Sure Shot."
Who was Annie Oakley
This iconic 1969 music festival in upstate New York drew over 400,000 people and became a defining moment for the counterculture generation.
What was Woodstock
This state was purchased from Russia for 2 cents an acre
What is Alaska
This popular children's toy was named after a President
What is a Teddy Bear
This iconic, blue-boxed processed cheese product was invented by James L. Kraft in 1916 to increase shelf life.
What is Kraft American Cheese
Born a British subject in 1782, this 8th U.S. leader was the very first President born as an official American citizen.
Who was Martin Van Buren
Described by FDR as "a date which will live in infamy," this surprise December 1941 military strike led the U.S. into WWII.
What was the attack on Pearl Harbor
The worlds tallest trees and the oldest trees can both be found in this state
What is California
This major American brand had to change its mascot's name from "The Pitcher Man" to something much punchier in 1954
What is Kool-Aid
This iconic, gelatinous canned meat product launched in 1937 and became a staple for Allied troops during World War II.
What is SPAM
This pioneer nurseryman became an American folk legend by introducing apple trees to large parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana.
Who was Johnny Appleseed
This famous 1803 land deal with France roughly doubled the geographic size of the country
What is the Louisiana Purchase
This river flows directly through the Grand Canyon
What is the Colorado River
This livestock animal is legally banned from sleeping in a bathtub in Arizona
What is a donkey
In 1904, this refreshing beverage was popularized at the St. Louis World's Fair when a merchant added ice to keep fairgoers cool.
What is iced tea
At age 70, this iconic inventor and diplomat was the oldest Founding Father to sign the Declaration of Independence.
Who was Benjamin Franklin
In 1607 this became the first permanent English settlement
What is Jamestown, Virginia
The hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth of 134 degrees was in this location
What is Badwater Basin in Death Valley
First Lady Grace Coolidge kept and would walk this woodland animal on a leash around the White House grounds
What is a racoon
Invented by a pharmacist in Waco, Texas, in 1885, this beverage is the oldest major manufactured soft drink in America.
What is Dr Pepper
This 19th-century American steel-driving folk hero died with a hammer in his hand after racing against a steam-powered drill.
Who was John Henry
In 1846 this bell rang for the last time in E-Flat
What is the Liberty Bell
This is the largest lake that is entirely in the US
What is Lake Michigan
This President was a licensed bartender and also co-owned a saloon
Who is Abraham Lincoln