4th of July
American History
Battle of Gettysburg
Modern Culture
States
100

Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest has happened on each Independence Day since 1972. Where does the competition take place?

Coney Island, New York


100

The 4th of July commemorates which document?

The Declaration of Independence

100

Which day did the Battle of Gettysburg begin?

July 1, 1863

100

True or false? Apple pie was invented in the good old USA.

It actually originated in England, with the first recipe written in 1381.

100

What is the name of one of the largest wetlands in the world found in Florida?

The Everglades


200

What is the largest 4th of July fireworks display in the U.S.?

The Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks celebration in New York City

200

How many times does the Liberty Bell ring on each Independence Day?

13 times

200

True or False: Gettysburg was Robert E. Lee's first invasion of the North.

False

200

Which major social media platform was launched in 2004 and quickly gained popularity, becoming an influential force in politics and society?

Facebook

200

What legendary trumpeter who paved the way for jazz was born in New Orleans, Louisiana?

Louis Armstrong
300

How many stars/stripes does the American Flag have?

50 stripes/13 stars


300

Which U.S. city hosted the first official Independence Day celebration on July 4, 1777?

Philadelphia


300

Which Union General primarily oversaw action at Gettysburg?

George Meade

300

What song contains the lyrics “for amber waves of grain”?

America the Beautiful

300

Which Ivy League school was once simply called "The College of New Jersey"?

Princeton University


400

Every July 4th, what food is most commonly consumed?

Hot dogs

400

Which president was born on the 4th of July?

Calvin Coolidge

400

Which stand-off most immediately prompted Lee's retreat?

Pickett's Charge

400

Where can you find the National Baseball Hall of Fame?

Cooperstown, NY

400

What is the name of the natural landcape found in North Dakota?

The Badlands


500

According to the American Pyrotechnics Association ( APA), how much do Americans spend on fireworks each year?

$2.8 billion dollars

500

What year was the 4th of July declared a national holiday?

1870

500

Where was the brunt of fighting on July 3, 1863— the final day of the battle Gettysburg— fought?

Culp's Hill

500

What is the busiest airport in the USA?

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport

500

What is the capital of Alaska?

Juneau