"B" U.S. Cities
Drop your R's and head to this "Hub" where you can walk the Freedom Trail, eat some clam chowder, and visit the oldest public park in America
What is Boston?
This beloved comic strip beagle famously battles the Red Baron from the top of his doghouse.
Who is Snoopy?
This wrapped culinary heavyweight gets its name from the Spanish word for "little donkey," likely because it can carry a heavy load of rice, beans, and meat
What is a Burrito?
This Texas-born president signed the historic Voting Rights Act of 1965 and was famously known by his three-letter initials.
Who is Lyndon B. Johnson?
This regal raptor famously represents the United States, despite Benjamin Franklin allegedly preferring the wild turkey
What is a Bald Eagle?
This Maryland city is named the "Charm City" but locals know it's really famous for crab cakes & Edgar Allan Poe
What is Baltimore?
This specific number represents both the total weeks in a calendar year and the number of playing cards in a standard deck
What is 52?
These mini, cabbage-like veggies might have been your childhood nightmare, but they get a delicious upgrade when roasted with bacon and balsamic glaze
What are Brussel Sprouts?
He traded his five stars for a White House, launched the Interstate Highway System, and his motto on the campaign trail was "I Like...." him!
Who is Dwight Eisenhower?
Second only to New York City in state population, this western port on Lake Erie is widely known as the "Nickel City"
What is Buffalo?
He played the "Man with No Name" in spaghetti westerns, asked punks if they feel lucky as Dirty Harry, and directed himself to Best Director Oscars for Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby.
Who is Clint Eastwood?
These legumes are traditionally eaten on New Year's Day for good luck, often paired with collard greens.
What are Black Eyed Peas?
This 42nd President, known for his saxophone playing and the phrase "It's the economy, stupid," was the first Baby Boomer to occupy the White House
Who is Bill Clinton?
This short-tempered mammal shares its name with a persistent type of pestering and serves as the official state animal of Wisconsin.
What is a Badger?
This Florida city has a name that translates from Spanish to "mouse's mouth," but it is much better known for its pristine beaches, luxury golf courses, and affluent retirees
What is Boca Raton?
Steve McQueen couldn't escape his fear of tight spaces in a 1963 WWII film, a feeling known clinically by this name.
What is claustrophobia?
This mild, creamy French cheese is white in color & known as the "Queen of Cheeses"
What is Brie?
This 39th U.S. president from Georgia famously built homes with Habitat for Humanity and lived to celebrate his 100th birthday
Who is Jimmy Carter?
This large African monkey with a dog-like muzzle is known for its bright red backside and its tendency to travel in a "troop"
What is a Baboon?
Shared with England's second-most populous city, this largest metropolitan area in Alabama shares its name with a major British industrial hub.
What is Birmingham?
A group of birds is called a flock, while a group of crows is called this darker term
What is a murder?
This twice-baked Italian treat gets its name from the Latin for "cooked twice" and is practically begging to be dunked in your coffee
This 33rd president kept a famous desk sign that declared, "The buck stops here"
Who is Harry S. Truman?
This fierce, predatory fish known for its razor-sharp teeth and lightning-fast speed shares its name with a vintage Plymouth muscle car.
What is a Barracuda?