U.S HISTORY
The capital of the United States
What is Washington D.C.?
The official language of the United States
What is no language?
The delegate who has a Mexican passport
Who is Sebastian?
The US term for football
What is soccer?
A vegetable used in pies and that you can carve at halloween
What is a pumpkin?
The name of the space program in the United States
What is NASA?
The city in Florida where Disney World and Universal are located
What is Orlando?
The number of hoodies Alice (Cice) packed
What is 7 hoodies?
The year baseball was invented
What is 1839?
A sweet food that is made out of graham crackers, chocolate and marshmallows
What are s'mores?
Famous activist who gave the "I Have a Dream" speech during the Civil Rights Movement
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?
A popular musical about one of the founders of the United States
What is Hamilton?
The American people whose parents did CISV before
Who are Marina and Luca?
The name of the Miami teams for American football and basketball
What are the Miami Dolphins and the Miami Heat?
Paste that is made out of crushed nuts that you can put on a sandwich
What is peanut butter?
The year gay marriage was legalized in the United States.
What is 2015?
The neighborhood in New York City where hip hop music was created in the 1970s
What is the Bronx?
The order of the delegation based on age (youngest to oldest)
What is Marina, Sebastian, Luca, Alice, Charlie?
A popular Native American sport that is played with a ball and and a stick with a net on it to catch the ball
What is Lacrosse?
The percent of American meals eaten in the car
What is 20%
What percent of land in the United States is still Native American land?
What is 2%?
African American woman who helped to free 70 enslaved people on the Underground railroad
Harriet Tubman
The name of each job Charlie has
What is swim teacher, rock climbing teacher, hat seller, nanny
The American gymnast with the most Olympic medals
Who is Simone Biles?
A Native American plant that is one of the most consumed vegetables in the United States
What is corn?