American Landmarks
Tall statue welcomes people to New York
What is the Statue of Liberty?
This Beatles song says, “Let it...”
What is be?
In the 1950s, this soft drink was a popular summer treat, sold in glass bottles for a nickel.
What is Coca-Cola?
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong stepped here.
What is the moon?
We use this to tell time
What is a watch?
This U.S. president’s face is NOT on Mount Rushmore: Lincoln, Washington, Roosevelt, or Kennedy?
Who is Kennedy?
Louis Armstrong sang “What a Wonderful...”
What is world?
Many families took summer road trips on this historic highway, called the “Main Street of America.”
What is Route 66?
This 1936 global sporting event was held in Berlin, where Jesse Owens won four gold medals.
What are the Summer Olympics?
This "time of day" word also means when the sun disappears.
What is dusk?
This bell in Philadelphia has a famous crack
What is the Liberty Bell?
Elvis’s hit: “Can’t Help Falling in...”
What is love?
In the summers of the 1940s, these open-air movie venues let you watch films from your car.
What are drive-in theaters?
Every summer, kids listened to this long-running baseball game on the radio, called the "Mid-Summer Classic."
What is the All-Star Game?
You might “toss and turn” on this if you can’t fall asleep.
What is a mattress?
Who is seated in marble at this Washington, D.C. memorial.
What is the Lincoln Memorial?
This folk song asks, “Where have all of THESE gone?”
What is Where Have All the Flowers Gone?)
Before air conditioning, people kept cool by sitting here in the evening, often waving a fan.
What is the front porch?
On D-Day, June 6, 1944, Allied forces stormed the beaches of this country.
What is France?
This object has a face and two hands, but no arms or legs.
What is a clock?
Built during the Great Depression, controls the Colorado Rive
What is the Hoover Dam?
This crooner sang “Strangers in the Night” and “My Way.”
Who is Frank Sinatra?
This 1969 music festival in New York became a symbol of a generation.
What is Woodstock?
In the summer of 1945, this U.S. city was destroyed by the first atomic bomb.
What is Hiroshima?
It has four legs but no feet.
What is a table?