History
The name of the woman who is believed to have sewn one of the first American flags
Who is Betsy Ross
Name three toppings or condiments often used on hot dogs
What is relish, mustard, ketchup, onions, jalapenos, bacon, chili, etc.
The science of creating fireworks
What is pyrotechnics
This bird is the national bird of the United States and used to be endangered
What is a bald eagle
The number of original colonies in America
What is 13
The famous hot dog brand that hosts an annual hot dog eating contest on the 4th of July
What is Nathan’s Hot Dogs
The handheld firework that burns in a variety of colors and effects
What is a sparkler
The national flower of the United States
What is a rose
This city was the first capital of the United States
What is New York City
The “island” neighborhood in which the annual 4th of July hot dog eating contest is held
What is Coney Island
Elements from this “table” are used in creating colors and sounds of fireworks
What is the periodic table
Name 2 national parks in the United States
Yellowstone, Rocky Mountain, Crater Lake, Biscayne, Glacier Bay, etc.
This country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States
What is France
True or False: The record for most hot dogs eaten is 75 *Bonus 300 points if you can name the record holder!
What is true
Who is Joey Chestnut
The country where historians believe fireworks originated from
What is China
Finish this line “Oh say can you see _________”
What is “by the dawn’s early light"
These four presidents are the faces of Mount Rushmore
Who is George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln
Where does a “frankfurter” (the early version of a hot dog) originate from? *Bonus 100 points if you name the city and country
What is Frankfurt, Germany
This company is the number one consumer of fireworks in the world
What is Walt Disney
This woman is the most decorated American female gymnast of all time and will be leading the US Women’s Gymnastics Team into Tokyo's Olympics in July
Who is Simone Biles