Holidays
Symbols
Capital
State Government
Local Government
100

These holidays are _______ in a legal sense only for federal institutions and in the District of Columbia.

What are national holidays?

100

This would honor the original states that were colonies of Great Britain before America's independence.


What are the thirteen stripes?

100

The President lives in the White House on this Avenue.

What is Pennsylvania?

100

It is the administration and control of public policy.

What is the Government?

100

These are subdivisions of states and have a plan og government.

What are Counties?

200

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Veterans Day, and Labor Day.

What are 'National' Holidays?

200

The number of stars reached 50 in 1959, when this state joined the United States.

What is Hawaii?

200

It is the city where each states laws are made and where the governor directs state business.

What is the capital city?

200

Division of power between the federal and state government.

What is federalism?

200

Funds the city police and fire department. 

What are city taxes?

300

To mark the anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence.

What July 4th?

300

On the night on September 13, 1814, British warships bombed Fort McHenry. An American watched the bombing and thought the fort would fall. The next morning he wrote a poem.

What is the "Star Spangled Banner?

300

The Senate and House of Representatives meet here to make laws.

What is the U.S. Capitol?

300

A group of high ranking officials to help the governor.

What is a Cabinet?

300

To indicate how the county government should run 

What is a charter?

400

Written by Thomas Jefferson this document explained why the colonists had decided to separate from Great Britain.

What is the Declaration of Independence?

400

A pledge is a ___________ people make to America.

What is a promise?

400

It means the District of Columbia

What is D.C.?

400

Are the head of every state government.

What is the governor?

400

The closest form of government to people.

What the city or municipal government?

500

Since 1971, observed on Mondays except for New Year's Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

What are federal (national) holidays?

500

The Pledge of Allegiance says that our Union is _______________, which means it can't be separated.

Why is indivisible?

500

Beautiful cherry trees that bloom in the spring were given to Washington, D.C. from this country.

What is Japan?

500

This position is head of the state executive branch.

What is the Governor?

500

Where city business is conducted.

What is City Hall?