45 Questions
Which year did the United States officially adopt 'The Star-Spangled Banner' as its national anthem?
1931
When was the One World Trade Center in New York designed to be completed?
1776
When was the last time the Liberty Bell was rung?
1846
Which newspaper was the first to print the Declaration of Independence?
Pennsylvania Evening Post
Which U.S. president was born on the 4th of July?
Calvin Coolidge
Which state was the first to make July 4 an official state holiday?
Massachusetts
Where does the famous hot dog-eating contest take place on July 4?
Coney Island
Who holds the hot dog-eating world champion title?
Joey Chestnut
How many stars and stripes did the original U.S. flag feature?
13 stars and 13 stripes
Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence?
John Hancock
Which country's immigrants taught Americans how to preserve apples and make pie crusts?
Dutch
In which year was the first recipe for apple pie published in America?
1796
Which city has the longest-running 4th of July parade in the United States?
Bristol, Rhode Island
Who is often credited with sewing the first American flag?
Betsy Ross
Which U.S. presidents died on the 4th of July?
John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe
Which year did the United States officially adopt 'The Star-Spangled Banner' as its national anthem?
1931
Which city has the longest-running 4th of July parade in the United States?
Bristol, Rhode Island
Who is often credited with sewing the first American flag?
Betsy Ross
When was the last time the Liberty Bell was rung?
1846
Which country's immigrants taught Americans how to preserve apples and make pie crusts?
Germany
Which state was the first to make July 4 an official state holiday?
Pennsylvania
Who holds the hot dog-eating world champion title?
Joey Chestnut
Which U.S. presidents died on the 4th of July?
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams
When was the One World Trade Center in New York designed to be completed?
2014
Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence?
John Hancock
Which country is often credited with teaching Americans how to preserve apples and make pie crusts?
Netherlands
When was the first recipe for apple pie published in America?
1796
Which city has the oldest annual 4th of July celebration?
Bristol, Rhode Island
Who is often credited with being the first to sew the American flag?
Betsy Ross
Which U.S. president predicted that Independence Day would be a massive celebration for many generations?
John Adams
Which U.S. presidents died on the 4th of July?
Thomas Jefferson
Which state's admission as the 50th state was symbolized by adding a 50th star to the American flag?
Hawaii
Which woman's name was added to the Declaration of Independence after she printed copies of it?
Mary Katharine Goddard
Which U.S. president thought Independence Day should be celebrated on July 2?
John Adams
How many hot dogs do Americans consume on July 4?
150 million
Which state was the first to make July 4 an official state holiday?
Massachusetts
Who holds the hot dog-eating world champion title?
Joey Chestnut
How many versions of the U.S. flag have there been?
27
Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence?
John Hancock
Which president died after falling ill at a July 4 celebration?
Zachary Taylor
On which date was former President Barack Obama's older daughter born?
July 4, 1998
Which city hosts a famous hot dog-eating contest on July 4?
New York City
How many times was the Liberty Bell tapped on July 4?
13 times
What dessert has been a staple American dessert since the 1700s?
Apple pie
How many stars and lines does today's American flag feature?
50 stars and 13 lines
Test your knowledge about the Liberty Bell, July 4th traditions, and other interesting facts in this quiz! Learn about the significance of the 13 taps on the Liberty Bell, the origins of July 4th as a state holiday, and discover fun facts about Coney Island's famous hot dog-eating contest.
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