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U.S. Fun Facts
100

What is another (more common) name for U.S. Independence Day?

The 4th of July

100

Who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve?

Santa Claus

100

What type of food is the most important to the celebration of Thanksgiving?

Turkey

100

Where was St Patrick Born?

Great Britain

100

What is the national bird of the U.S?

The Bald Eagle

200

What country did the U.S. declare independence from?

Great Britain

200

What does Christmas celebrate (religious)?

The birth of Jesus Christ

200

When is Thanksgiving celebrated in the United States?

It is celebrated on the last Thursday of November.

200

What city dyes their river green on the Saturday before St Patrick's Day?

Chicago

200

What is the capital of the U.S.?

The capital is Washington D.C.

300

What are 3 common foods eaten on this day?

Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Watermelon, Corn on the Cob, Apple Pie, Beer, etc.

300

What food and drink do children often leave for Santa Claus?

Milk and Cookies

300

What do people do during Thanksgiving dinner?

They say what they are grateful/thankful for.

300

What popular meal do people eat on St. Patrick's Day?

Corned beef, potatoes, and cabbage

300

How many states are there in the U.S.?

There are 50 states

400

What is the song called that is sung on Independence Day? (2 correct answers)

1) The National Anthem

2) "The Star-Spangled Banner" (+200pts)

400

What two things are popularly decorated with lights during Christmas?

Houses and Christmas Trees

400

Which famous parade takes place in New York City on Thanksgiving?

The Macy's Day Parade

400

Who are the mischievous little men that are associated with St. Patrick’s Day?

Leprechauns

400

Who was the first president of the U.S.?

George Washington

500

What was the document called that was signed on July 4th, 1776?

The Declaration of Independence

500

What is the yellow drink called that is commonly drunken during Christmas?

Eggnog

500

Thanksgiving remembers a meal shared by the Pilgrims (European Settlers) and what specific Native American tribe?


The Wampanoag tribe

500

What do the three leaves on a clover represent?

The 3 leaves were used to teach the Holy Trinity (father, son, and the holy ghost)

500

How many stripes are on the U.S. flag?

There are 13 stripes. They represent the original 13 colonies.

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