Fireworks
This brand of fireworks and firecrackers would otherwise be associated with bad luck if this animal were to cross your path
Black Cats
France
The face on the 20 dollar bill. Led the Americans to victory in New Orleans against the British during the war of 1812. Also presided over the Trail of Tears and ended the Federal Reserve for a short time.
Andrew Jackson
Originally named after Frankfurt, Germany. This working man’s food became popular due to its affordability and portability. Nathan’s has a 4th of July contest eating them.
Hot Dog
Bruce Willis stars as a cop trying to stop well equipped terrorists in this 1988 action film.
Die Hard
This sticks shoots balls of colored sparks and colors. Its named for an Italian city combined with an old way to light your house.
Roman Candles
Spain originally controlled this panhandle state. The Seminole Indians were later moved out on the Trail of Tears.
Florida
Started America’s national parks. During a hunting trip, he refused to shoot a bear cub, which made stuffed toy makers name their popular children’s animal after him.
Potato Salad
This WW2 film with Tom Hanks and Matt Damon had the most graphic war shots for its time. Directed by Spielberg in 1998.
Saving Private Ryan
Quick, draw your name with this stick of aluminum, titatnium, and iron. A classic for kids.
Sparkler
This state was fighting a war for its independance from Mexico. They won with help from the United States, and was its own country for a short time.
Best known for a trip to Dallas, TX that did not end well, he also fought in WW2 as a sailor. He saved a shipmate after their boat was sunk by swimming for hours with the other man’s lifejacked clenched between his teeth.
JFK
This tropical grass from central america produces this yellow food that goes great with butter and salt
Corn
1986 teen comedy that follows a high school student (Matthew Broderick) while he skips school to have fun with his friends around Chicago.
Ferris Beuller’s Day Off
The green color you see in fireworks is from this element, which also makes up part of your salt.
Chloride
Originally fur trappers made up the majority of this areas inhabitants West of the Rocky Mountains. Lewis and Clark ended up here as well as settlers in a popular children’s computer game. England and the U.S. both claimed this area until the U.S. named it a territory formally in 1859.
Oregon
Orginally an actor, was given the title of “most nearly perfect male figure” award in 1940 by the University of California, he recieved the most electoral college votes ever with 525. The only states he didn’t carry were Minnesota and the District of Columbia
Ronald Reagan
Ribs
Chevy Chase travels to Wally World in his trip across America with his family. 1983
National Lampoon’s: Vacation
Set this tablet on fire and watch it grow. These used to be made with Mercury, until someone figured out it wasn’t the best idea to use with kids.
Snakes
Russia sold this state to us for 2 cents an acre. Tourism, fishing, gold mining, and oil make up the majority of its economy.
Alaska
The face on the 1 dollar bill. Led the Continental Army against the British in 1776. Was offered to be King of the new nation of America, but declined.
George Washington
The sauce you put on this type of meat is named after a town in New York state. You’ll need a wet wipe for this finger food.
Chicken (Buffalo) Wings
1994 crime and humor film directed by Quentin Tarantino. Preserved in the library of congress in 2013 as “culturally, historically, and aesthetically significant”. Starring John Travolta, Uma Thurman, and Samuel L. Jackson
Pulp Fiction