History
This person is known for sewing the first American flag.
Who is Betsy Ross?
This is the smallest U.S. state.
What is Rhode Island?
What quintessential American meal (main dish and side dish) is served at restaurants like McDonald's, Wendy's, and Burger King?
This island in New York is home to the statue of liberty.
What is Ellis Island?
He was known for his allegedly wooden teeth, honesty, and leadership during the revolutionary war.
Who is George Washington?
This country, known for its long-standing allyship with the US, once gifted us a very large statue.
What is France?
This is the longest River in the U.S.
The Mississippi-Missouri River
(~2,340 miles / 3,766 km)
This tart and creamy fruit pie was invented in the United States.
What is key lime pie?
This American city produces movies in a part of town called Hollywood.
What is Los Angeles?
He was appointed secretary of the treasury under George Washington, and is the subject of a famous musical.
Who is Alexander Hamilton?
These people lead the first American expedition to the Pacific Coast.
Who are Lewis and Clark and Sacagawea?
This national park is known for being the hottest and lowest place in North America.
What is Death Valley?
This famous sauce or dressing was invented in the 1950s by a former plumber to serve at his steakhouse. Nowadays, you can buy it in bottles, or the dry ingredients in packets.
What is ranch?
This American city attracts gamblers and travelers from around the world to its large casinos, huge resorts, and vibrant nightlife.
What is Las Vegas?
He and his son were the only two presidents from the first 12 administrations who never owned slaves.
Who is John Adams?
The Boston Tea party was in protest of this act.
What is the tea act? or taxation without representation.
This U.S. territory has held seven referendums on whether to become a state or not.
What is Puerto Rico?
This alcohol is made from corn and was invented in the U.S.
What is bourbon?
This American city is known for its thick, deep-dish pizzas and strong winds and dyes its river green once a year.
What is Chicago?
These two founding fathers died on the same day, July 4th, 1826, exactly 50 years after the adoption of the declaration of independence.
Who are John Adams and Thomas Jefferson?
This is the newest federal holiday.
What is Juneteenth?
This is the tallest mountain in the U.S.
What is Denali in Alaska?
These three native food plants are known as the three sisters, due to the symbiotic way native Americans grew them.
What are corn, beans, and squash?
This American city still speaks French and invented jazz.
What is New Orleans?
He was the president of the second continental congress in 1776, and known for his flowery signature.
Who is John Hancock?