Independence Day history
This man became the first US president
Who is George Washington
Our national anthem is called...
What is 13
This is the most popular vegetable on the 4th of July
What is corn
This country gifted the United States the statue of liberty which stands in New York
What is France
This is the number of American colonies before we gained our freedom
What is 13
The first 10 words of the anthem are these
What is "Oh say can you see by the dawn's early light"
This woman created the original American flag
Who is Betsy Ross
Of steak, hot dogs, burgers, and chicken, ______ is the most popular to grill on the 4th
What are burgers
This bell is located in Philadelphia and is known for its' large crack
What is the Liberty Bell
This is a document that states the principles our country is based upon
What is the declaration of independence
This man wrote the national anthem
Who is Francis Scott Key
This is the color with more stripes on the flag than the other color
What is red
This many million hotdogs are consumed on Independence Day
What is 150 million
This many presidents have died on the 4th of July
What is 3 [Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Monroe]
These men lead the war for independence from England
Who are the founding fathers
The anthem was written in the year ____
What is 1814
This is the shape the 13 stars took on the original US flag
What is a circle
True or false: The 4th is the second most amount of beer consumed day of the year
What is false (It's the 1st)
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson chose the Bald Eagle as the nation's mascot, but Benjamin Franklin had wanted this bird
What is a TURKEY **gobble, gobble
This is the year that we gained our freedom from England
What is 1776
What is Fort McHenry
__________ is the only US state that recognizes Flag Day as an official holiday
What is Pennsylvania
In New England, ________ is a popular 4th of July meal (hint: think seafood)
What is Salmon
This was the first state to recognize Independence Day as an official holiday
What is Massachusetts