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100

How many stars are on the U.S. flag?


50

100

This famous statue in New York Harbor, holding a torch, is a symbol of freedom for immigrants arriving in America


The Statue of Liberty 

100

Which superhero wears red, white, and blue?


Captain America

100

Many people wear this color combo — matching the flag — on their clothes for the day


Red, white and blue

100

What year did the United States declare independence?


1776

200

This European country designed and built the Statue of Liberty, shipping it across the Atlantic as a massive birthday gift to America.


France

200

This Philadelphia park houses both the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall.


Independence National Historical Park


200

Which movie is about an alien invasion on July 4th?


Independence Day

200

What lights up the sky on the 4th of July?


Fireworks

200

From which country did the USA gain independence?

Great Britain

300

The total number of years of independence America is celebrating in the year 2026.


250 years

300

This Black Hills monument features four presidents, including Jefferson and Washington.


Mount Rushmore

300

Which famous cartoon character often wears patriotic outfits in Disney celebrations?


Mickey Mouse

300

Name one traditional food people eat on the 4th of July.


Hot dogs, burgers, corn, watermelon, etc.


300

The Declaration was adopted in this city.

Philadelphia

400

This majestic, white-headed bird is the official national animal and symbol of the United States.


Bald Eagle 

400

This obelisk on the National Mall honors the first president and was the tallest structure in the world when completed in 1884. 


The Washington Monument 

400

Which sport is called “America’s pastime”?


Baseball 

400

What family-friendly event often takes place before the fireworks?


A parade

400

Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?


Thomas Jefferson

500

This friendly, top-hatted figure with a white beard is used as a personification of the U.S. government.


Uncle Sam

500

This Virginia plantation on the Potomac was George Washington’s home. 


Mount Vernon


500

This pop star sings the massive hit "Firework," which always climbs back up the charts every July.


Katy Perry

500

This backyard cooking method — grilling burgers and hot dogs — is the most popular way Americans celebrate the holiday.


Barbecue (cookout)

500

This war, fought against Britain from 1775 to 1783, is what the colonies were fighting when they declared independence.


The Revolutionary War