Presidential trivia
President that donated some of his own silver spoons and forks when the NEW COUNTRY needed silver to make money
George Washington
west coast U.S. state where gold was discovered in 1848
California
Dollar bill Abe Lincoln is on
$5
located on the east coast, this district of columbia city is our country's capital
Washington, D.C.
although thought of as all-american, this type of pie originated in England
apple
White House
the Bay state
Massachusetts
she led Lewis and Clark across the Louisiana Purchase and is on a dollar coin today (with her son in a cradle board on her back)
Sacagawea
the Industrial Revolution in America started in this state (reverse the letters for the answer)
Rhode Island
100 of these dolls are sold every minute (full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts)
Barbie
one
U.S. State that separated from the rest of the state during the Civil War over the issue of slavery
West Virginia
once on a $1 coin, Susan B. Anthony fought for women's suffrage, what does 'suffrage' give women the right to do?
vote
the deadly route "Trail of Tears" was used by Native Americans when forced off their ancestral lands in this state (nicknamed the peach state and named after King George)
Georgia
known as the "eye of history", what item showed Americans the cruel realities of war during the American Civil War
camera
known as "father of our Constitution", he was our shortest president (at 5'4")
James Madison
the Empire state
New York
He's on the dime, the only president elected to four terms (before the 22nd amendment)
FDR (Franklin D. Roosevelt)
New England state that was once part of Massachusetts
Maine
one fish, two fish....this author also invented the word "nerd"
Dr. Seuss
son of our 2nd president, he was the 1st president to be photographed
John Quincy Adams
Juneau, the only state capital that cannot be reached by car, is in this state
Alaska
Civil War leader, this president was the president on paper money to die most recently
Grant
On a single day in 1906, visitors mailed an amazing 200,000 post cards from what famous amusement park in New York?
circus promoter, P.T. Barnum, created the word "Jumbo" to describe this animal
elephant