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4th of July history
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oh, say can you see...

The national anthem/Star-Spangled Banner


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How many stripes are on the American flag?

13

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The most eaten fruit on the 4th of July

watermelon!

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The national bird of USA is

A bald eagle

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This war was fought to obtain our freedom

The Revolutionary War

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____________ how sweet the sound that saved

amazing grace

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The nickname used for the flag.

Old Glory

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Nathan's Hot Dogs hosts this event at Coney Island on the 4th of July each year.

The national hotdog-eating contest

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America split from this country to get its freedom

England

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The Declaration of Independence was sent to this tyrant ruler

King George III of England

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oh, beautiful for spacious skies

America the Beautiful

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How many stars are on the American flag today?

50!

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This man always wears a stars and stripes hat and suit

Uncle Sam

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Name the first three amendments from the Bill of Rights

1) freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and freedom of assembly

2) the right of the people to keep and bear arms

3) restricts housing soldiers in private homes

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This Founding Father authored the Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson

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I am proud to be an American, where at least...

God bless the USA

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How many stripes on the American flag are red?

7!

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This company consumes the most fireworks.

Walt Disney

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The total number of amendments the Constitution has

27

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The Declaration of Independence says all men are entitled to these rights

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

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Sweet land of liberty, of thee I sing...

My country tis of thee

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How many stars did the flag have when it was first made?

13!

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What historical building is featured on the back of the $100 bill, and was central to Independence?

Independence Hall

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The number of people who signed the Declaration of Independence

53

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Where the Declaration of Independence was signed

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania