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4th of July Trivia by Cevamar
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What is the name of the giant, green statue in New York holding a torch?
The Statue of Liberty
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What type of cooking style involves smoking meat slowly over a long period on this day?
Barbecue (Smoking)
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True or False: One of the signatures on the Declaration belonged to a woman.
False (All were men)
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How many total amendments does the US Constitution have today?
27
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What is the name of the famous fictional character who represents the US government?
Uncle Sam
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How many stars are on the American flag today?
50
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Which famous American wrote most of the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson
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What is the currency used to buy 4th of July decorations?
The US Dollar
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What is a common musical instrument played in traditional July 4th marching bands?
Drums (or Trumpets)
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What is the capital city of the USA?
Washington D.C.
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What word means having love and pride for your country?
Patriotism
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In what year did Congress finally make the 4th of July a paid federal holiday?
1938
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What is the name of the song that is the national anthem of the USA?
The Star-Spangled Banner
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What do the 13 stripes on the flag represent?
The original 13 colonies
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If you are born in the USA, what is your nationality?
American
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What is the name of the official home and workplace of the US President?
The White House
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What giant metal object in Philadelphia is famous for having a big crack in it?
The Liberty Bell
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True or False: The Liberty Bell in Philadelphia is still rung today on every 4th of July.
False (It is only tapped gently to prevent more cracking)
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What famous paper was signed on July 4, 1776?
The Declaration of Independence
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Which city is home to the oldest continuous 4th of July parade in America?
Bristol (Rhode Island)
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True or False: Americans often wear funny, star-shaped sunglasses on this day.
True
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Which country gave the Statue of Liberty to the USA as a gift?
France
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What long, thin meat is usually grilled in a bun on this holiday?
A hot dog
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Who had the largest and most famous signature on the Declaration of Independence?
John Hancock
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What colors are on the American flag?
Red white and blue
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What was the estimated population of the USA in July 1776?
2.5 million
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Who was the King of Great Britain when America declared independence?
King George III
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What do we call a big musical walk down the street on a holiday?
A parade
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What food contest is held every July 4th on Coney Island, New York?
Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
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What do people usually wear on this day to show patriotism?
Torches
Victorian wigs
Red, white and blue clothes
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What is the name of the famous mountain with the faces of four US Presidents carved into it?
Mount Rushmore
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What classic American style of music is heavily featured in July 4th concerts?
Country (or Marching band music)
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True or False: Fireworks were used on the very first anniversary of Independence Day in 1777.
True
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What do you call a decorated truck or platform that moves down the street in a parade?
A float
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True or False: Canada celebrates its national holiday on the exact same day.
False (Canada Day is July 1st)
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Which state was the first to make July 4th an official state holiday?
Massachusetts
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What is the short name for the United States of America?
USA or America
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True or False: The 4th of July is celebrated during the winter in America.
False
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Is the 4th of July a national holiday, meaning people get the day off?
In some States
No
Yes
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True or False: King George III wrote in his diary on July 4, 1776, that 'nothing important happened today'.
False (This is a popular myth!)
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Where is the White House located?
Washington D.C.
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What is the date of Independence Day in the USA?
July 4th
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What famous, sour yellow fruit is often used to make a fresh summer drink on this day?
Lemon (for Lemonade)
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Who was the very first President of the United States?
George Washington
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True or False: George Washington was the main writer of the Declaration of Independence.
False (It was Thomas Jefferson)
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Which famous city in Pennsylvania is where the Declaration was signed?
Philadelphia
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True or False: Benjamin Franklin wanted the national bird to be a turkey instead of a bald eagle.
True
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What do Americans love to toast over a campfire at night on this holiday?
Marshmallows (for S'mores)
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What grade did the student who designed the 50-star flag receive for his project?
A B-minus (It was later changed to an A)
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True or False: There are many big concerts and music festivals on this day.
True
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What do Americans do with their houses to decorate for this holiday?
Hang up American flags
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What is the opposite of 'independence'?
Dependence (or control)
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Which of the four presidents on Mount Rushmore was NOT alive during the Revolutionary War?
Abraham Lincoln (or Theodore Roosevelt)
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What city holds a famous, massive fireworks show over the Hudson River?
New York City
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Which US President was actually born on the 4th of July?
Calvin Coolidge
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Who is the leader of the USA who lives in the White House?
The President
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What do people call the 4th of July holiday?
Independence Day
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What do the 50 stars on the flag represent?
The 50 states
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What do we call the original 13 areas that became the first 13 US states?
Colonies
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Which two US Presidents who signed the Declaration died on the exact same day, July 4, 1826?
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams
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Where is the text of the Declaration of Independence printed on the back of a piece of US currency?
The 2-dollar bill
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How many people signed the Declaration of Independence?
56
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What is the national bird of the USA?
The Bald Eagle
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Which state was the last one added to the USA, making the 50th star on the flag?
Hawaii
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How many stripes are on the American flag?
13
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What round meat patty is served in a bun on the 4th of July?
A hamburger
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What kind of hat does Uncle Sam wear?
A top hat
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What loud and colorful things do people put in the sky on the 4th of July?
Fireworks
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What city is known for having a huge 4th of July parade called the National Independence Day Parade?
Washington D.C.
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What do you call small fireworks that you hold in your hand that blow out bright sparks?
Sparklers
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What season is it in the USA on the 4th of July?
Summer
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What famous document starts with the words, 'We the People'?
The US Constitution
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What colors does Uncle Sam usually wear?
Red, white and blue
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In what year did the USA declare its independence?
1776
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What is a popular outdoor game involving throwing beanbags into a hole at July 4th parties?
Cornhole
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True or False: The American flag always had 50 stars.
False (It started with 13)
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In what month do Americans celebrate Independence Day?
July
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True or False: The Declaration of Independence was actually signed by everyone on July 4th.
False (Most signed on August 2nd)
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True or False: It is common for families to watch fireworks at night.
True
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True or False: The current 50-star flag was designed by a 17-year-old high school student.
True (Robert G. Heft)
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What do people throw or drop from floats during a 4th of July parade?
Candy
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Which famous American patriot famously said, 'Give me liberty, or give me death!'?
Patrick Henry
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What is a popular outdoor cooking meal on the 4th of July?
A barbecue (or BBQ)
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What giant, green fruit with red inside is popular at July 4th picnics?
Watermelon
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Where can you see the original, real Declaration of Independence document today?
The National Archives (in Washington D.C.)
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What do we call the group of men who helped set up the US government and country?
The Founding Fathers
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Which country did the USA win its independence from?
Great Britain (or the UK)
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Approximately how many hot dogs do Americans consume on the 4th of July every year?
150 million
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