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100

The Super Bowl Halftime Show is currently sponsored by this music streaming service.

Apple Music

100

This annual game decides the NFL champion.

SuperBowl

100

This holiday celebrates the birth of the United States.

Independence Day (4th of July)

100

Famous for Hollywood, Silicon Valley, and a long Pacific coastline.

California

200

This soda brand sponsors many major sporting events and stadiums, including the NBA.

Coca-Cola

200

This basketball tournament is known for “March Madness.”

NCAA Tournament

200

A day in May when people often give flowers and cards to show appreciation to a certain person.

Mother's Day

200

Famous for oranges, beaches, and Disney World.

Florida

300

This credit card company sponsors the “Priceless Surprises” campaign at events.

Mastercard

300

This global event is held every four years and features athletes from around the world.

Olympics
300

A day in June where children often give gifts or cards to a person who helped raise them.

Father's Day
300

Known for the Research Triangle, the Outer Banks, and the Wright brothers’ first flight.

North Carolina

400

This fast-food chain sponsors the FIFA World Cup.

Mc'Donalds

400

This major golf event is known for its green jacket tradition.

The Master's
400

Honors all U.S. military, both living and deceased — anyone who served in the military.

Veteran's Day

400

A Southern state known for peaches and Coca-Cola headquarters.

Georgia

500

This sportswear brand sponsors both the Olympics and Team USA.

Nike

500

This annual race is called “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.”

Indianapolis 500 

500

A holiday in February that celebrates the people who have held the nation’s highest office.

President's Day

500

Famous for oil, ranching, and the phrase “Don’t mess with me,” this is the second-largest U.S. state by area.

Texas

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