National Parks
Established the first national park March 1,1872
Ulysses S. Grant
Independence Day
Fourth of July
United States form of government
Constitutional Republic
Number of states in the United States
50
Long thin sausage served on a bun. Often eaten at baseball games
hotdog
Contains the faces of four presidents
Mount Rushmore
Celebrates the person who discovered the New World
Columbus Day
Captial of the United States of America
Washington DC
NFL
National Football league or American football
Made from apples and crust
apple pie
Location of Glacier National Park
Montana
Celebrating the provisions of God first started by the Puritans
Thanksgiving
Leader of the executive branch
president
Most prominent religion in the United States
Protestant
Famous in Texas
BBQ
California forest of tall trees
Redwood national park
Remembering George Washington and Abraham Lincoln
Presidents Day
Law of the land
US Constitution
America's four core values
freedom, equality, individualism, growth
Have them on the grill during the 4th of July
Hamburgers
February 2019
The most recent national park designated
Remembering the leader of the American Civil Rights Movement.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day or MLK Day or Martin Luther King Day
Foundation of American Freedom
the Declaration of Independence
Economic system of the United States
capitalism
A cheesy noddle if you please
mac and cheese