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This song, written by Francis Scott Key, pays tribute to our flag and country and was adopted as our national anthem on March 3, 1931.

What is The Star Spangled Banner?

This phrase is our national motto appears on American money.

What is “In God We Trust”?

This “hair challenged” bird has been our National Bird since 1782.

What is the Bald Eagle?

The Great Seal of the U.S.A. features an eagle with a bundle of thirteen arrows in one talon and this in the other.

What is an olive branch?

This popular flower was declared as the National Floral Symbol in a resolution signed into law by President Ronald Reagan.

What is the rose?

This man once served as President of the Screen Actors Guild and is the only California governor to become President.

Who is Ronald Reagan?

At 6’4”, he was our tallest president.

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

This president was the first to appear on television.

Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?

These two men were the only Presidents who were signers of the Declaration of Independence.

Who are Thomas Jefferson and John Adams?

John F. Kennedy was the youngest man elected as President, but this man was our president.

Who is Theodore Roosevelt?

This is the state the houses the Liberty Bell.

What is Pennsylvania?

The Silver State.

What is Nevada?

This state become home to many Native Americans forced from their lands by the U.S. government. It is also the title of a popular musical.

What is Oklahoma?

This state is bordered by four of the Great Lakes.

What is Michigan?

This state borders eight other states.

What is Tennessee?

The first shot of the American Revolutionary War was fired in this city.

What is Lexington, Massachusetts?

American colonists shouted this phrase in anger at the taxation policies of King George III.

What is “No taxation without representation”?

This man is famous for the following quote: “I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death.”

Who is Patrick Henry?

This man was one of Washington's favorite combat officers before coming to be known as the most famous traitor in history. He was credited with victories in Quebec, Saratoga, and dozens of other pivotal battles in the American Revolution.

Who is Benedict Arnold?

This act, created by the British in 1765, caused great discontent among American colonists and was on of the first steps on the journey to the Revolution.

What is the Stamp Act?

These are the houses that make up the United States Congress.

What are the House of Representatives and the Senate?

These are the three branches of the United States government.

What are Legislative, Executive and Judicial?

This is the number of people who serve in the House of Representatives.

What is 435?

This is the number of people who serve in the United States Senate.

What is 100?

This is the number of justices on the United States Supreme Court.

What is 9?

This man was the third President of the United States of America and the author of the Declaration of Independence.

Who is Thomas Jefferson?

This man was President of the Continental Congress and the first person to sign The Declaration of Independence.

Who is John Hancock?

This Native American woman is famous for saving the life of Captain John Smith.

Who is Pocahontas?

This man was the first American in space.

Who is Alan B. Shepard, Jr.?

This girl was the first European baby born in the Americas.

Who is Virginia Dare?