sweet home alabama america things
this state was the last one to join the America gang
what is hawaii?
the singer of party in the usa
what is miley cyrus?
the actress who plays the main character in camp rock.
who is demi lovato?
the number of colonies y'all managed to lose to.
what is 13?
the most popular british tea brand
what is PG Tips?
what is maine?
finish the lyric:
"baby you light up my world like nobody else-"
what is the way that you flip your hair gets me overwhelmed?
name the movie:
basketball player and nerd become theater kids and there's a song about stereotypes in the cafeteria.
the biggest reason for the war.
what is taxation without representation?
also accepted: because brits suck.
the most loved tea in the world.
what is earl grey?
the statue of liberty is a gift from this country.
what is france?
name the song:
Too high, can't come down
It's in the air and it's all around
Can you feel me now?
toxic - britney spears
name the movie:
a group of kids get detention and start a band named after a beverage.
what is lemonade mouth?
the lovely country that helped us win.
something served at "high" tea.
what are meat, fish, vegetables, baked goods, or baked beans?
a state with more cows than people
what are idaho, iowa, kansas, montana, nebraska, north dakota, oklahoma, south dakota, or wyoming?
This mom has got it going on.
who is stacy's mom?
name the movie:
very cool girls make a music group named after an animal.
what are the cheetah girls?
the nice general that went on to be literally the most well-known person in American history
who is George washington?
the inventor of afternoon tea time
who is the duchess of bedford?
the usa is great because of this person.
who is madison book?
finish the lyric:
"im slim shady, yes, im the real shady-"
what is "all you other slim shadys are just imitating"
the movie in which the song "the boys are back" is sung
what is high school musical 3?
the turning point battle of the war.
what is the battle of yorktown?
cream is added before tea for this reason.
what is porcelain teacups were so thin back in ye olden days that they thought the hot tea would crack the teacups?