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100

Who was the first president of the United States?

George Washington

100

What is the highway with stretches of no speed limit called?

die Autobahn

100

In which city is the Brandenburg Gate?

Berlin

100

Which 3 allied powers occupied Germany after WWII?

France, England and USA

100

What are traditional “leather pants” called?

Lederhose(n)

200

Which state in USA is biggest?

Alaska

200

What timekeeping piece is traditionally produced in the Black forest region of Germany?

cuckoo clock

200

Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the USA?

France

200

Who said "Ich bin ein Berliner."

John F. Kennedy

200

This southern German festival begins in September.

Oktoberfest

300

Which is the largest state?

Alaska

300

In what year did the Berlin wall fall?

1989

300

The Walt Disney castle is inspired by this German castle.

Neuschwanstein

300

This group of religious refugees from Germany eventually settled mainly in Lancaster county.

the Amish

300

Americans shoot off fireworks during this holiday. (Name the holiday, not the date)

Independence day

400

How many amendments to the constitution have been ratified?

27

400

Germany has approx. 1,500 types of this.

sausage

400

In which city is the Golden Gate Bridge?

San Francisco

400

Who said, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall."

Ronald Reagan

400

What doe GAPP stand for?

German American Partnership Program

500

“Silicon Valley” is located in which state?

California

500

Name the 5 car brands that originated in Germany.

Audi, Porche, BMW, Volkswagen, Mercedes

500

This famous cliff along the Rhine river is home to a deadly siren. 

die Lorelei

500

"99 Luftballons" was a huge hit in both America and Germany from this singer

Nena

500

This strange Christmas tree decoration in the USA is thought be have German origins

Pickle

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