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What animal hides eggs outside for children to find on Easter?
the Easter Bunny
100
What city is known as the "City of Angels"?
Los Angeles
100

Who was the very first American president?

George Washington

100
What is the name of the amusement park named after the creator of Mickey Mouse?
Walt Disney World
100
The War of Independence was fought between the USA and which country?
Great Britain
200
What animal is most commonly eaten on Thanksgiving?
Turkey
200

Which city is known as the "Big Apple"?

D) New York

200

What is America's national bird? 

Bald Eagle 

200

In what city are you living in?

Camarillo

200
Where was the Statue of Liberty made?
France
300
Who is the baby who carries a bow and arrow and makes people fall in love on Valentine's Day?
Cupid
300

What city is the capital of California?

C) Sacramento

300

How many stars are on the American Flag

50

300

What is the name of the museum where there are European paintings, sculptures and photographs. 

The Getty Museum 

300
How many colonies were there originally?
13 colonies
400

What holiday is the most popular in the USA?

Christmas

400

What is the place where you can see the Hollywood sign?

Griffith Observatory

400

How many U.S. Presidents have served?

46

400
Which city is the Golden Gate Bridge located in?
San Francisco, California
400
Which state was once a part of Mexico? A) Texas B) Maryland C) New York D) Alaska
A) Texas
500

On which holiday do Americans buy the most flowers? A) Mother's Day B) Valentine's Day C) Christmas D) Easter

A) Mother's Day

500

What American state is the largest?

Alaska

500

How long can a U.S. President serve for?

8 years

500

What landmark stands on Ellis Island off the shores of New York? (In her hands are a book and a torch)

The Statue of Liberty

500
The Civil War resulted in ........ A) independence from Britain B) the abolition of slavery C) the American Constitution D) victory over France
B) the abolition of slavery