Vocab
History
Celebrations
Symbols
Fun Facts
100

What colorful explosions light up the sky on the Fourth of July?

Fireworks

100

What day is America's birthday?

July 4th

100

Do fireworks usually happen during the day or at night?

At night

100

What bird is the national bird of the United States?

Bald eagle

100

What is the most common language spoken in the United States?

English

200

What word means a public celebration with people marching down a street?

Parade

200

What year did America declare independence?

1776

200

What colors are often worn on the Fourth of July?

Red, white, and blue

200

What statue in New York welcomes visitors to America?

Statue of Liberty

200

What is the capital city of the United States?

Washington D.C

300

What holiday word means freedom from another country's rule?

Independence

300

America became independent from which country?

Britain (England / Great Britain)

300

What food do many Americans eat at a barbecue?

Hotdogs, hamburgers, etc. 

300

What building does the President live in?

White House

300

How many states are in the United States?

50

400

What is another word for cooking food outside on a grill?

Barbecue (BBQ)

400

What important document was signed in 1776?

The Declaration of Independence

400

Name one place Americans might spend the Fourth of July.

Beach, lake, backyard, park, etc. 
400

What is the name of the large bell in Philadelphia that is a symbol of freedom?

The Liberty Bell

400

Which sport is often called "America's pastime"?

Baseball

500

What symbol has stars and stripes and represents the United States?

The American flag

500

How old is the United States in 2026?

250 years old

500

What outdoor activity do many Americans enjoy while celebrating?

Swimming, playing games, picnic, etc. 

500

What are the colors are on the outside of the White House?

Only white!

500

What ocean is on the east coast of the United States?

Atlantic Ocean