History & Geography
What's the capital of the United States?
Washington D.C. (District of Columbia)
Which coast is home to Hollywood?
West Coast
Which American company created the first mass-produced car?
Ford
Is "Kid" or "Child" more formal?
Child
Where was the Gold rush?
California
Name the longest river in the USA.
Mississippi River (Missouri River - technically - a tributary of the Mississippi River)
What is the largest city on the East Coast?
NYC
What popular soft drink came out of Atlanta, GA?
Coca Cola
What is the American English equivalent of "petrol"?
Gas/ gasoline
What's the most popular American Sport?
Football
When was the Declaration of Independence signed?
1776
What's the oldest University of the East coast (and of the USA)?
Who developed the first successful airplane?
the Wright Brothers
What does "hit the books" mean?
Study (hard)
Which city in Tennessee is most famous for Country Music?
Nashville, TN
Where was the FIRST permanent English settlement in America?
Jamestown, Virginia
Where is the Liberty Bell located?
Philadelphia, PA
What US city is known as the birthplace of Jazz?
New Orleans
What's the plural of "focus"?
Foci
What does GPA stand for in American Schools?
Grade point average
Who was the first American president to resign?
Richard Nixon
Which popular old-school rapper said "It’s not about East or West. It’s about power and money."
Tupac
Which US parent company is responsible for inventing Google?
Alphabet inc.
Which American Writer is famous for the Great Gatsby?
F. Scott Fitzgerald
What's the national motto of the USA?
In God We Trust