Years
Neil Armstrong planted the American flag on the moon in this year
1969
Two presidents died on July 4, 1826: Thomas Jefferson and this president
John Adams
This is the largest state
Alaska
The 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote in the US, was ratified in this year
1920
Both Lincoln and Kennedy were succeeded by presidents with this last name
Johnson
The 4 Corners, where 4 states meet at a single point, is formed by the borders of Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and this state
Colorado
The Battle of Yorktown ended the American Revolution in this year
1783
This president served the longest term without ever being elected or re-elected
Gerald Ford
This state touches 4 of the 5 Great Lakes
Michigan
The US entered WWII in this year
1941
Second only to Virginia in the number of presidents born, this state is the birthplace of seven US presidents
Ohio
This state borders 8 states, more than any other
Tennessee
Lincoln gave the Emancipation Proclamation in this year
1862
This president never married. Thus, his niece acted as his First Lady
James Buchanan
Most states are divided into counties, except Louisiana, which is divided into these
Parishes