Statue of Liberty
State in which the Statue of Liberty resides.
What is New York?
Adopted in 1777, this official symbol is also known as "Old Glory" or "the Stars and Stripes."
What is the U.S. Flag?
This bill is the highest value of denomination currently in production.
What is the $100 bill?
During World War I and II Uncle Sam often said this on recruiting posters.
What is "I Want You!"
This kind of pie makes people think of America.
What is a Apple Pie?
Most call me Lady Liberty, but my real name is this.
What is "Liberty Enlightening the World?"
Adopted in 1782, I am the United States symbol for strength.
What is the bald eagle?
In 1964, this phrase was added to the $5 bill.
What is “In God We Trust”?
Uncle Sam's usual attire consists of a beard, a blue coat, and these colored pants.
What are red and white pants?
This unofficial symbol of America is known as "America's past time."
What is baseball?
This date is on the tablet the Statue of Liberty holds.
What is July 4, 1776?
Adopted in 2004, this tree is the national tree of the United States.
What is the Oak tree?
This bill has a law prohibiting it from being redesigned.
What is the One Dollar bill?
The U.S. stamped on Sam Wilson's supply barrels to the military meant this.
What is the United States?
This unofficial American symbol originated from a British ship and was a gift from Queen Victoria.
What is the Resolute Desk?
The Statue of Liberty was a gift from this county.
What is France?
Adopted in 1986, this flower is the official national flower of the United States.
What is the rose?"
This bill contains the portrait of Ulysses S. Grant, our 18th president and famous Civil War general.
What is the $50 bill?
Uncle Sam started appearing in images and literature soon after this war.
What is the war of 1812?
This unofficial National Symbol resides in Philadelphia, and has a crack in it.
What is the Liberty Bell?
This president accepted the Statue of Liberty on behalf of the United States in 1886.
Who was President Grover Cleveland?
Adopted in 1987, the national march by John Philip Sousa.
What is "The Stars and Stripes Forever?"
These two men are the only two non-presidents on currently circulating bills
Who is Alexander Hamilton ($20) and Benjamin Franklin ($100)?
The butcher who many say was the inspiration for Uncle Sam.
Who is Sam Wilson?
The Statue of Liberty faces away from the United States and towards this country, as a symbol of the enduring friendship between the two countries.
What is France?