History
In 1917, which nation did the US declare war on?
Germany
A scientist that studies the weather, is known as a what?
Meterologist
Known as the world’s factory, this country is the largest exporter of goods globally.
China
This is the only major tree nut native to the US, and is key to a traditional Southern pie often served around the holidays.
Pecan
On Dec. 16, 1773, American patriots dumped 342 chests of tea into this city's harbor
Boston
What is the center of a hurricane called?
Eye
In what state did Milton S. Hershey create his widely successful chocolate company?
Pennsylvania
This process, often used for preserving dairy, involves heating liquids to kill bacteria without affecting taste.
Pasteurization (Pasteurized Milk)
In 1803, the U.S. doubled in size with this land deal.
The Louisiana Purchase
What is the name of the process when water turns from a liquid to a gas during heating?
Evaporation
This small country is home to car manufacturers Toyota, Honda, and Nissan.
Japan
Grown together, "The 3 Sisters" of pre-Columbian Native American farming were beans, squash & this crop
What was the forced migration of Native American tribes from the South and Southeast called?
Hint: it's the path they took
Trail of Tears
The name for this type of storm which forms when cumulus clouds pile up and bring rain, wind, and lightning
Thunderstorm
Founded by Howard Schultz in Seattle, Wa, this coffeehouse chain has stores in all 50 states.
Starbucks
What type of gas is dissolved in water to make fizzy water, or seltzer?
Hint: Not Oxygen!
Carbon Dioxide
In 2005, 80% of New Orleans was flooded by this historic storm, considered to be the most devastating natural disaster to unfold in the U.S.
Hurricane Katrina
How many points does a snowflake have?
Six
Which company first introduced the assembly line to automobile manufacturing in the United States?
Ford
What ingredient is added to brown sugar that makes it brown?
Molasses