Historical Facts
4th of July Foods
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July Fun Facts
Month of July Random
100

What U.S. holiday is celebrated on July 4th every year?

Independence Day

100

What fruit is famously consumed in large quantities during July 4th celebrations?

 what is Watermelon 

100

LOL means...

Laugh Out Loud

100

This President was born on the 4th of July 

Who is Calvin Coolidge? 

100

What zodiac signs are associated with July?  

Cancer and Leo

200

Which founding father was known for flying a kite in a lightning storm and also helped draft the Declaration?

Benjamin Franklin

200

What year did the first public 4th of July celebration happen at the White House?

What is 1801?

200

TGIF means...

Thank God it's Friday!

200

Amazon was founded on this date in July 

What is July 5th? 

200

 Which insects are most active in July and often crash picnics?

Mosquitoes and wasps

300

How many stripes are on the American flag?

What is 13?

300
This many hot dogs are consumed in the U.S. on the 4th of July 

What is 150 Million 

300

USB means...

Universal Serial Bus

300

Americans spend this much on fireworks each year for the 4th of July 

What is $2.8 Billion? 

300

What is the hottest U.S. state during the month of July?

Arizona

400

What bird did Benjamin Franklin suggest as the national bird before the bald eagle was chosen?

What is a Turkey?

400

What U.S. state is famous for its annual hot dog eating contest on July 4th?

New York (Coney Island)

400

CIA means...

Central Intelligence Agency

400

The month of July is named after this Roman Emperor 

Who is Julius Caesar? 

400

This is the birthstone for the month of July 

What is a Ruby? 

500

What famous U.S. document was adopted on July 4th?

The Declaration of Independence

500

In 2021, Joey Chestnut set the record for eating this many hot dogs in 10 minutes 

What is 76 hot dogs?

500

DVD means...

Digital Video Disc

500

National Cheesecake day lands on this date in July 

What is July 30th? 

500

What is the longest day of the year usually called, occurring near July in the northern hemisphere?

Summer Solstice