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100

This is red, white, & blue and people wave this on Independence Day. 

What is the American Flag? 

100

This day is known as "America's Birthday". 

What is Fourth of July/Independence Day? 

100

This is the capital of the United States. 

What is Washington D.C.? 

100

This man was the first President of the United States. 

Who is George Washington? 

100

This woman is credited with making the first American Flag? 

Who was Betsey Ross? 

200

This is the national bird of the United States. 

What is the bald eagle? 

200

You see these in the night sky on the Fourth of July.

What are fireworks? 

200

Name one of the two nations bordering the United States. 

What is Canada or Mexico? 

200

This is the country America gained independence from. 

What is Great Britain? 

200

Besides hot dogs and hamburgers, this popular summer food sees a big sales boost around the Fourth of July. 

What is ice cream? 

300

This is the number of stars on the American Flag. 

What is 50 stars? 
300

These are the colors that people wear on the Fourth of July. 

What are red, white, and blue? 

300

These are the two oceans on either side of the United States. 

What are the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans? 

300

The Fourth of July commemorates this document. 

What is the Declaration of Independence? 

300

The first official Fourth of July fireworks display happened in this city. 

Where is Philadelphia, Pennsylvania? (This happened all the way back in 1777!) 

400

This landmark, a gift from France, is a symbol of American Independence. 

What is the Statue of Liberty? 

400

This is a common celebration around the Fourth of July where there are marching bands and floats. 

What is a parade? 

400

This is the longest river in the U.S.

What is the Mississippi River? 

400

This man is famous for his "midnight ride" on April 18, 1775, to warn the colonists that British troops were marching to Lexington and Concord (hint: "the British are coming!"). 

Who was Paul Revere? 

400

Americans eat approximately 150 million of these on the Fourth of July every year. 

What are hot dogs? 

500

This bell, cracked but iconic, is associated with Independence Day celebrations in Philadelphia. 

What is The Liberty Bell? 

500

This city is home to the famous Macy's Fourth of July fireworks display. 

Where is New York City? 

500

This state borders 4 of the 5 Great Lakes. 

What is Michigan? 

500

Adopted on July 4, 1776, this document declared America's independence from Great Britain. 

What is the Declaration of Independence? 

500

This famous competitive eating contest takes place on the July 4th in Coney Island, New York. 

What is Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest?