Geography
How many states are in the USA?
50
Who is America's largest airplane manufacturer?
Boeing
What do Americans celebrate on the 4th of July
Independence Day
Which country did America declare independence from in 1776?
Great Britain
What is the currency used in the USA?
What state is New York City in?
What is America's Largest Airport (by area)?
Denver International Airport
True or False… Washington D.C. is a state
False
Who was the first president of the United States?
George Washington
What is the name of the building where the president lives?
The White House
What is the biggest state in the US?
Alaska
Where was the first powered flight?
Kitty Hawk, North Carolina
Which region of the country has the highest population density?
Northeast
Which war did the US fight in 1861?
The civil war
What word are people in the south known for using as the plural of you?
y‘all
What is the smallest US state?
Rhode Island
What is America's largest airline?
Delta
What is the line called that separated the southern states from the northern states?
Mason Dixon Line
Many countries colonized parts of the modern day United States, but the majority of the now called continental US was colonized by just three different countries. Which countries were they?
England, France, and Spain
What is the motto of the USA?
In God We Trust
Which states belong to the four corners, the only place in the USA where four states meet at one point
Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah
Which two brothers made the first successful powered flight in history?
Wilbur and Orville Wright
The city of Hatch calls itself the chile capital of the world and has a chile roasting festival every year. Which state is it in?
New Mexico
In 1664, the English seized the colony and city of New Amsterdam from the Dutch and named it what?
New York
Legend has it that the Grand Canyon was dug by a giant that had a pet blue ox, what was this giant's name?
Paul Bunyon