American History
Founding Fathers
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This document was adopted on July 4, 1776 and declared American independence 

Declaration of Independence 

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Who wrote MOST of the Declaration of Independence 

Thomas Jefferson 

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How many stars does the US flag have 

50

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Americans celebrate the 4th of July with this kind of nighttime display

Fireworks 

100

What song begins as "Oh say can you see?'

Star-Spangled Banner 

200

The Revolutionary War was fought between the American colonies and this country 

Great Britain
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Who was the main author of the Constitution 

James Madison 

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The 13 stripes on the flag represent what?

The original colonies 

200

This grilled food is a popular staple at July 4th cookouts 

Hot dogs

200

This bird is the national symbol of the United States 

Bald Eagle 

300

This term refers to American colonists who supported independence from Britain 

Patriots 

300

This Founding Father became the first US Secretary of the Treasury 

Alexander Hamilton 

300

Which person is credited with sewing the first American flag?

Betsy Ross

300

This city hosts one of the most famous annual fireworks shown at the National Mall 

Washington D.C

300

The US national anthem was written during this war 

War of 1812

400

The US national anthem was written during this war 

The War of 1812

400

He was the oldest signer of the Constitution 

Benjamin Franklin 

400

What nickname is commonly used to refer to the US flag?

What is Old Glory?

400

The Declaration of Independence was signed in this city 

Philadelphia 

400

The Liberty Bell is located in what US city 

Philadelphia 

500

This treaty officially ended the American Revolutionary War in 1783

Treaty of Paris 

500

Which THREE former presidents died on July 4?

Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Monroe 

500

The flag code says the flag should never touch this 

The ground 

500

This state was the first to recognize July 4th as a state holiday 

Massachusetts 

500

This monument in Washington DC honors the first US president 

Washington monument