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1. Who was the first US president live in the white house?
John Adams
2. How many American Presidents were single children?
Zero! All America Presidents have had at least a step-sibling.
3. In which U.S. state will you find the cities of Cheyenne,

Casper, Laramie and Gillette?
Wyoming
4. Do you know the meaning of colors of the American flag?
Red means hardiness and valor, white means purity and innocence,
the blue color represents vigilance, perseverance, and justice
5. Which President had his sister as the First Lady?
James Buchanan
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6. Which American President do people commemorate on

National Freedom Day?
Abraham Lincoln
7. What U.S. President’s motto was “the buck stops here”?
Harry S. Truman’s
8. The US fought the war of 1812 against which country?
Great Britain
9. Who was elected as the 12th President of the United

States?
Zachary Taylor
10. What animal is on the state flag of California?
Bear
11. California became the state on which year?
1850
12. How did President Zachary Taylor die?
From eating too many cherries
13. Who is the head of the executive branch of the U.S.

Government?
The President
14. Which U.S. state has “Aloha State” as its nickname?
Hawaii 
15. Who was the first President in American History to

declare war?
James Madison
16. Which widely used phrase of affirmation was coined by

President Martin Van Buren?
“OK.”
17. Herbert Hoover became well known when he organized

relief efforts for what country after World War I?
Belgium
18. 3 US presidents’ death anniversaries are 4th Do you

know remember the name of those 3 presidents?
Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Monroe
19. What were Abraham Lincoln’s false teeth made of?
Animal tusks and gold
20. President Jimmy Carter was a member of what branch

of the U.S. military?
U.S. Navy
21. The community of Seward Alaska celebrates the fourth

of July differently, what do they do?
They participate in a 6 miles foot race to the top of Mount Marathon
22. Which American President was polyglot and

ambidextrous?
James A. Garfield 
23. What Arkansas city is the origin of 47 natural hot

springs?
Hot Springs
24. Which President had fake dentures made from the teeth
of slaves?
George Washington
25. Who is the only President to have a Ph.D.?
Woodrow Wilson
26. Springfield is the capital of which state?
Illinois
27. Which President has two Grammy awards?
Bill Clinton
28. In what U.S. city is South Beach located?
Miami Beach
29. Swamp Fox was another name of which American

Revolutionary war general?
Francis Marion
30. How did Richard Nixon fund his political campaign?
With poker money
31. In US founding fathers called to which leaders?
Leaders of the American Revolution 

32. In which language did President Hoover talk to his wife

to protect their privacy?
Chinese
33. What Kentucky attraction is the world’s longest cave?
Mammoth Cave
34. In 1790 what was the population of the US?
Only 4 million
35. Which city is home to the most billionaires in the world?
New York City
36. Charleston is the capital of which U.S. state?
West Virginia
37. Which state forgot to ratify itself as an official state?
Ohio
38. The acronym NAFTA stand for North American what?
Free Trade Agreement
39. What has happened in the Wall Street crash of 1929?
On 24 October 1929 the stock market crash and that day were also
known as Black Thursday
40. Which is the smallest state in America?
Rhode Island
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41. The main focus of the “Know-Nothing” party was on

which issue?
Immigration
42. Where is Mount Rushmore located?
The Black Hills from South Dakota
43. Which river forms the easternmost boundary of Iowa?
Mississippi River
44. The USA first subway line was open in which city and in
which year?
In 1897, in the city of Boston
45. Which two countries does the US share national

borders with?
Canada and Mexico
46. Which lake that shares its name with a U.S. state
borders Wisconsin?
Lake Michigan
47. Women’s rights movement leading by which famous

lady?
Susan B. Anthony
48. Which is the second-largest city in the United States?
Los Angeles
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49. On Jan. 16, 1920, what began in the United States as the
18th Amendment?
Prohibition
50. The very first Olympics in the USA hosted by which city?
St. Louis
51. Name the highest mountain in the US?
Mount Denali
52. Which Colorado mountain range contains the

Continental Divide?
The Rockies
53. The oldest higher learning institute in the USA?
Harvard University
54. What is special about Badwater Basin?
It is the lowest point in the North American continent
55. Which is the hottest place in the US?
Death Valley
56. Who was George H. W. Bush’s Vice President?
Dan Quayle
57. In the US constitution, what is the first amendment?
Freedom of speech
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58. Name the highest waterfalls in the continental US?
Colonel Creek Falls in Washington
59. What worldwide retailer is based in Arkansas?
Wal-Mart
60. President John F. Kennedy die in which city?
Dallas
61. Which town in the US has just one resident?
Monowi, Nebraska.
62. What U.S. President started the Social Security

Administration?
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
63. What is Thor’s Well?
Thor’s Well, located near Cape Perpetua, is a naturally formed hole in

the sea that looks like it is draining the ocean.
64. What river is Washington, D.C. located on?
Potomac
65. What was the name of Franklin Roosevelt’s wife?
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
66. Where is the largest underwater lake in the US located?
Sweetwater, Tennessee.
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67. In what movie theater was Lee Harvey Oswald arrested

following the assassination of JFK?
The Texas Theater
68. Which is the largest living organism on Earth?
Pando, an Aspen Grove
69. Juneau is the capital city of which U.S. state?
Alaska
70. On May 4, 1970, which college 4 students were killed

during anti-war demonstrations?
Kent State University Ohio
71. Where is the deepest lake in the US located?
Crater Lake is located in Oregon
72. Which U.S. state has “Garden State” as its nickname?
New Jersey
73. Who was the first American president who resigned?
Richard Nixon’s
74. Which is the tallest mountain in the world (counting

height below sea level)?
Mauna Kea, located in Hawaii
75. In which Olympics games and in which year Terrorists

murder 11 Israeli athletes and coaches?
In 1972, the Munich Olympics
76. Who was the first American to know about Joseph

Stalin’s death?
Musician Johnny Cash, who worked as a code intercepter for the US

Military.
77. Who was the first American to win a Nobel Prize?
Theodore Roosevelt
78. While complaining for president which governor from

Southern State shot and paralyzed in 1972?
George Wallace, Alabam
79. When did the Founding Fathers sign the Declaration of

Independence?
August 2nd, 1776.
80. In 1978 what was the reason behind the evacuation of

Niagara Falls, NY residents?
Due to dangerous Toxic chemicals
81. To which US state would we need to travel to see the

Statue of Liberty?
New York
82. Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United

States?
France
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83. On March 28, 1979, which nuclear power plant had a

radioactive leak?
Three Mile Island, Pennsylvania
84. Which city is called the Windy City?
Chicago, because of the inclement weather
85. Before there was the United States of America, there

were colonies owned by Great Britain. How many of these
colonies were there?
13
86. What is the Afghan War Diary?
One of the biggest document leaks in US military history was released

by Wikileaks
87. The US supreme court legalized abortion on which

date?
22 January 1973
88. Who was responsible for the Boston Marathon

bombings?
The Brothers Tsarnaev
89. What state should I visit to see a place where people

lived inside cliffs?
Colorado
90. Santa Maria is the name of what?
The name of one of Columbus’s ships 

91. Who infamously leaked surveillance information from

the National Security Agency in 2013?
Edward Snowden
92. What was the reason behind the migration of England

pilgrims to America?
Seeking freedom for their religion
93. The death of which martyrs sparked the historic

#BlackLivesMatters movement?
Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown
94. What president succeeded Abraham Lincoln when he

was assassinated?
Andrew Johnson
95. America was recognized as a country in which year?
1777
96. How many US Presidents have been assassinated?
Four
97. Who won the Revolutionary War?
Americans
98. Whose raid on Harper’s Ferry led to further tensions

before the war?
John Brown
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99. Which Founding Father inspired a blockbuster

Broadway show?
Alexander Hamilton
100. In what city was the Declaration of Independence

signed?
Philadephia
101. The name of “His Airness” who dazzled the NBA from
1984-2003 and won six championships in only eight years?
Michael Jordan
102. John Lennon was murdered on which year?
1980
103. At what point in history did the US Government poison

alcohol?
The Government poisoned alcohol during prohibition to keep people

from drinking
104. English Language become the national language of

America on which year?
1795
105. Who is the first person to appear on US currency?
Salmon P. Chase
106. For how much money did Russia sell Alaska to the
United States for?
2 cents per acre 

107. What is the Second Smallest State by area in the United

States?
Delaware
108. Which two states do not practice Daylight Savings?
Arizona and Hawaii
109. Before America was apparently discovered by

Columbus who lived there?
Native Americans
110. Which is the only native spirit of the USA as declared

by the Congress in 1964?
Bourbon
111. When did the Centralia Mine Fires start burning?
1962
112. In 1620 which people came to the United States from

England and later celebrated the first Thanksgiving?
Pilgrims
113. When did Alabama repeal laws against the marriage of

interracial couples?
2000
114. How many acres of national parks are there in the

United States?

Total of 84.9 million acres
115. The first English settlement in the New World failed

miserably. What was the colony that they set up called?
Roanoke
116. How many copies of the Declaration of Independence

exist today?
Twenty-six copies
117. Who primarily directed the 1939 musical film ‘The

Wizard of Oz’?
Victor Fleming
118. What is the tallest mountain in the United States?
Mount Hood
119. Who played Elizabeth in the 1950s TV Series ‘Life with

Elizabeth’?
Betty White
120. Which country did NOT send explorers to America

before it became the United States?
Bulgaria
121. Which is the tallest building in USA?
One World Trade Center
122. On which show did the last TV advertisement for

traditional cigarettes air and when?

On the ‘Johnny Carson Show’ in 1971
123. Who is given credit for the invention of the light bulb?
Thomas Edison
124. Which famous American actor and screenwriter found

his start as a martial teacher?
Steven Seagel
125. Where was General Custer’s last stand?
Little Bighorn
126. What is the national Seal of the United States?
Great Seal of the United States
127. Which American songwriter could only play the piano

in the key of F sharp?
Irving Berlin
128. Robert E. Lee had four horses; which of the following

is the name of one of them?
Traveller
129. Where was Sweet Betsy from the American ballad

‘Sweet Betsy’ originally from?
Pike
130. What is the national bird of the US?
Bald eagle
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131. Which American artist has all four of the biggest
albums on the Billboard 2oo dating back to 2016?
Taylor Swift
132. What is the national mammal of the USA?
North American bison
133. Which is the most popular television show in history?
‘Baywatch’
134. The city where a famous “Tea Party” happened?
Boston
135. What is the National march of the US?
The Stars and Stripes Forever
136. Which movie was Walt Disney’s favorite film?
‘Bambi’ and ‘Dumbo.’
137. What is the national Tree of the United States?
Oak tree
138. What is superstar Tom Cruise’s real name?
Thomas Mapother
139. Against which wrong was Henry Highland Garnet a

committed fighter in the 1800s?
Slavery
140. What is the national motto of the United States?
In God We Trust 
141. What is Chester Arthur Burnett, better known as?
Howlin’ Wolf
142. What is the national Rose of the United States?
Rose
143. Which US film was the first to feature the flush of a

toilet?
‘Psycho’
144. Which of these men was a legendary outlaw who

roamed the New Mexico territory in the 1800s?
Billy the Kid
145. Which was the first Marvel superhero?
The Human Torch
146. Who won the Battle of the Alamo?
Mexicans
147. Who plays Captain America in the ‘Marvel Cinematic

Universe’?
Chris Evans
148. Which neighborhood does Spiderman belong to?
Queens, New York.
149. The name of the man who served as the President of

the United States and the President of the Screen Actors
Guild?
Ronald Reagan
150. What is the name of the federal prison located on an

island in San Francisco Bay?
Alcatraz
151. In Newark it’s illegal to sell what after 6pm unless a

Doctors note is shown?
Ice Cream
152. Where did the show “The Wire” take place?
Baltimore
153. Which ocean borders the East Coast of the US?
Atlantic Ocean
154. According to a survey, what is the U.S. top family food?
Spaghetti
155. Family guy took place in which state?
Rhode Island
156. How many cans of soda does the average American

consumes in a year?
600
157. What is California’s biggest fault?
San Andreas Fault
158. Which American drama first reacted to 9/11? 

The West Wing
159. The top United States food consumption days are

Xmas, Thanksgiving, and what?
Super Bowl Sunday
160. What was the last state to join the US?
Hawaii
161. What is the oldest soft drink in the US?
Doctor Pepper
162. Which state is the Sunshine State?
Florida
163. Who was the youngest male winner of American Idol?
Scott McCreery
164. What was invented in the 1800s and sold as a diarrhea

cure?
Tomato Ketchup
165. What sports game featured the first TV advertisement?
Dodgers and Phillies
166. What American food did Charles Jung invent?
Fortune Cookies
167. What were the 13 states that initially formed the USA?

New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Providence

Plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia
168. The American crime drama “Narcos” was filmed and

set in which city?
Columbia
169. If you ordered an Omelet Arnold Bennett, what fish

would you find in it?
Haddock
170. Who won Jeopardy in 2004 and took home 2.5 million
dollars?
Ken Jennings
171. Which city in New Mexico hosts the International

Balloon Fiesta?
Salt Lake City
172. What is the USA’s favorite flavor of ice cream?
Vanilla
173. When did the children’s show Sesame Street first

started airing on PBS?
1969
174. Des Moines is the capital of which state?

Lowa
175. New Orleans is famous for a dish that incorporates

French, Spanish, and Caribbean influences – what is this
dish called?
Jambalaya
176. What is New York City’s nickname?
The Big Apple
177. Which famous TV series featured a reference or picture

of Superman in every episode?
Seinfeld
178. What is the national alcoholic drink of the USA?
Bourbon
179. Which city was Obama born in?
Honolulu, Hawaii
180. Where was the cheeseburger born?
Colorado
181. Samantha twitched her nose for magic practice in

which TV drama?
Bewitched
182. The state of Georgia is the 3rd largest producer of

which fruit?
Peaches
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183. In which city is located the Southernmost Point in the

continental US?
Key West, FL
184. What is the name of the monkey who belongs to Marcel

in “Friends”?
Katie
185. What is the iconic meal often found in Chicago?
The Deep-dish pizza
186. What was the first National Park in the US?
Yellowstone National Park
187. What is the last name of the leading family characters

in The Cosby Show?
Huxtable
188. What is the most frequently ordered item of food in the

USA?
Fried Chicken
189. In which state is Yosemite National Park located?
California
190. Which TV series uses the song Second Time Around as

their theme song?
Step By Step
191. What the official state pie of Florida? 

Key Lime Pie
192. Which state was Dorothy (Wizard of Oz) from?
Kansas
193. In the first episodes of Friends, Monica and Rachel live

in what apartment number?
194. How many US states have adopted a fruit pie as their

official state dish?
195. Which popular US dish features a sauce made from

sausage dripping, flour, and milk?
Biscuits and gravy
196. In which city is Graceland (Elvis Presley home)?
Memphis
197. Who composed the iconic music theme of ABC news?
Hans Zimmers
198. Which city in Germany gives its name to one of the

USA’s favorite foods?
Hamburg
199. In which city is Celine Dion usually performing?

Las Vegas
200. Which alcoholic drink is spelled with an ‘e’ in the USA

and Ireland, but without one in the rest of the world?
Whiskey in the USA and Ireland, whisky everywhere else
201. What color costume did Jeannie’s sister wear in “I

Dream of Jeannie”?
Green
202. Parka, trench, bomber and pea are types of what

winter outerwear?
Coats
203. What is the most frequently ordered item at seafood

restaurants?
Shrimp
204. What type of headgear is a “Stetson”?
Cowboy Hat
205. What does Stewie Griffin Say?
What the Deuce
206. How much does the average Thanksgiving turkey

weigh?
15lb
207. Which “Project Runway” judge once worked in public

relations for Perry Ellis?

Nina Garcia
208. What actress was never nude in any Sex and the City
scenes?
Sarah Jessica Parker
209. California is notable during Thanksgiving for what

reason?
On average, the state of California consumes the most turkey out of all
the states!
210. Prada sold their stake in Gucci to what fashion

company?
Louis Vuitton
211. What season of Breaking Bad featured a flustered pizza

toss by Walter?
Season 3
212. How many green bean casseroles are thought to be

made every Thanksgiving?
Over 40 million
213. According to the book and movie titles, what designer

line does the devil wear?
Prada
214. The name of the first soap opera that aired in 1956 on
CBS is what?
As The World Turns
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215. How long did the first-ever Thanksgiving celebration
last?
3 days
216. Which American boot maker was founded in Natick,

Massachusetts in 1883?
H.H. Brown
217. What is the name of the character who lives in a

pineapple under the sea?
SpongeBob SquarePants
218. Which meat was served at the first Thanksgiving

dinner?
Venison, lobster, oysters, goose, and duck
219. What fashion fad did the 1983 film “Flashdance” make
popular?
Leg warmers
220. Who made Thanksgiving an official holiday?
Abraham Lincoln
221. Which TV show included the first inter-racial kissing

scene on air?
Star Trek
222. For the fashion label “DKNY”, the initials stand for
what?
Donna Karan New York
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223. What is the name of the Native American tribe who
celebrated the first Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims?
The Wampanoag
224. What color of disco suit did John Travolta originally

want for “Saturday Night Fever”?
Black
225. Jack Bauer killed how many people in 192 hours?
250
226. Which president was the first to pardon a turkey?
John F Kennedy
227. In the teen fashion world, what is “Hard Candy”?
Make Up
228. Who had a girlfriend named Gina in “Martin”?
Martin
229. What clothing line did a young Brad Pitt model for?
Levi’s
230. What group consists of Blossom, Buttercup, and

Bubbles?
The Powerpuff Girls
231. How many pilgrims were at the first Thanksgiving

dinner?
50

232. Dolce & Gabbana’s Domenico Dolce got his start in

whose clothing factory?
His Father’s
233. Which actor who starred in Seinfeld also voice-acted in

The Hunchback of Notre Dame as Hugo’s voice?
Jason Alexander
234. Which item of cutlery was only invented 10 years after

the first Thanksgiving?
The Fork
235. Friends of Mine was the original title of what sitcom

show?
Ellen
236. How do most Thanksgiving parades conclude?
With the arrival of Santa Claus
237. Polo, Chaps and Club Monaco are all divisions of what
company?
Ralph Lauren
238. Where did Laverne & Shirley live?
730 Hampton Street
239. What does cornucopia mean?
Horn of plenty
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240. Which music mogul was involved in creating

RocaWear?
Jay-Z
241. In My Two Dads, what were the dad’s names?
Michael Taylor and Joey Harris
242. How many feathers does a fully-grown turkey have?
3500
243. According to the commercial, what is the “fabric of our

lives”?
Cotton
244. How many episodes did Happy Days have?
255
246. Which popular fast food beverage used to contain

whiskey and egg whites?
Milkshake
247. Most pairs of jeans come with five of what?
Pockets
248. What is the title of the final episode of M*A*S*H?
Goodbye, Farewell and Amen
249. How many fast-food restaurants are there in the USA?
Over 30,000 
250. Dream On first aired on what cable channel?
HBO
251. Taylor Swift grew up on what type of farm?
Christmas Tree Farm
252. Who was president during the setting of Laverne &

Shirley?
Eisenhower
253. What great construction is located near near Boulder

City, Nevada?
The Hoover Dam
254. What are Shovelhead, Knucklehead, and Panhead ?
Type of Harley Davidson motorcycles
255. What record-breaking amount of Emmys did the Mary

Tyler Moore show win?
29
256. John F Kennedy was baptized as JFFK. What was the

other F for?
Francis
257. Bill Clinton served as governor of which American

state?
Arkansas
258. The Salvador Dali museum is located in what city? 

St Petersburg, Florida
259. What sitcom based itself on an older show called Love

American Style?
Happy Days
260. Goofy started life as who?
Dippy Dawg
261. What was the name of the Fox in Walt Disney’s

Pinocchio?
J Worthington Foulfeather
262. Who else did Ted Cassidy play in The Addams Family?
Thing
263. What building did James Hoban design?
The White House
264. Who was the first female African-American secretary

of state?
Condoleezza Rice
265. What actress played Janet Treago, the bank secretary

in The Beverly Hillbillies?
Sharon Tate
266. In 1951, who said “I married beneath me – All women

do”?
Lady Nancy Astor 

267. What character on Friends often yells, “We were on a

break”?
Ross
268. Lexus is the favorite luxury car according to who?
USA Today
269. Eighteen percent of Americans put who in their will?
Their Pet
270. In the Andy Griffith Show, Barney Fife keeps what in

his shirt pocket?
Bullet
271. What is a Belly Shover in Biker Slang?
A Racing bike
272. Which American Indian tribe has over 300,000

members?
Cherokee
273. Which character in The Office becomes a fugitive in the

final season?
Creed
274. Who were the original customers of UPS?
Department stores

275. Who wore fake teeth when filming Full House?
Mary-Kate and Ashley
276. Forty one percent of U.S. women believe that what

nationality men make the best husbands?
Canadian
277. What actress lied about her age to get a part in That
’70s Show?
Mila Kunis
278. The average American reads the newspaper for how

long each day?
52 minutes
279. The code name for the American landings in Morocco

in 1942 was what?
Operation Torch
280. Steve Urkel from Family Matters made a guest

appearance on what sitcom?
Full House
281. The Cannon airport serves what city?
Reno
282. Arizona’s state tree is really a legume with what name?
Palo Alto
283. A northerner, Dan Emmett, wrote what southern

song?
Dixie
284. In Boy Meets World, how many actors played

Topanga’s parents?
285. In America, on which holiday are the most collect calls

reversed?
Fathers Day
286. Where is Cheers set?
A bar in Boston
287. What horrible thing happens every 45 seconds in

America?
House fire
288. The Society of Friends is an organization better known

as the what?
Quakers
289. Which comic book featured the title character from

Sabrina the Teenage Witch?
Archie’s Madhouse
290. Who owns the Audi car company?
Ford motor company
291. What nickname do the M*A*S*H characters give the

tent quarters for the senior surgical staff members?
The Swamp
292. What is the second most common language spoken in

American homes?
Spanish
293. Who has selective mutism in The Big Bang Theory?
Raj
294. Fidelity Bravery Integrity is which organizations

motto?
FBI
295. Calvin Kline’s Obsession is manufactured by who?
Unilever
296. Who has a bed-wetting problem as a child in

Everybody Loves Raymond?
Robert
297. Other than in their homes and their jobs, where do

most U.S. citizens spend the most time?
Shopping malls
298. From a survey taken in 1988, 12 million Americans

didn’t know that Washington DC was the what?
Capitol
299. What is the name of Michael Fox’s character in Family

Ties?
Alex Keaton
300. ORD are the identification letters for which American

airport?
O’Hare Chicago
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8/11/22, 11:11 PM 300+ TOP American Quiz Questions and Answers GK MCQs

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2. How many American Presidents were single children?

Zero! All America Presidents have had at least a step-sibling.

3. In which U.S. state will you find the cities of Cheyenne,

4. Do you know the meaning of colors of the American flag?

5. Which President had his sister as the First Lady?

6. Which American President do people commemorate on

7. What U.S. President’s motto was “the buck stops here”?

8. The US fought the war of 1812 against which country?

9. Who was elected as the 12th President of the United

10. What animal is on the state flag of California?

11. California became the state on which year?

12. How did President Zachary Taylor die?

From eating too many cherries

13. Who is the head of the executive branch of the U.S.

14. Which U.S. state has “Aloha State” as its nickname?

15. Who was the first President in American History to

16. Which widely used phrase of affirmation was coined by

17. Herbert Hoover became well known when he organized

18. 3 US presidents’ death anniversaries are 4th Do you

Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Monroe

19. What were Abraham Lincoln’s false teeth made of?

Animal tusks and gold

20. President Jimmy Carter was a member of what branch

21. The community of Seward Alaska celebrates the fourth

They participate in a 6 miles foot race to the top of Mount Marathon

22. Which American President was polyglot and

23. What Arkansas city is the origin of 47 natural hot

25. Who is the only President to have a Ph.D.?

26. Springfield is the capital of which state?

27. Which President has two Grammy awards?

28. In what U.S. city is South Beach located?

29. Swamp Fox was another name of which American

30. How did Richard Nixon fund his political campaign?

With poker money

31. In US founding fathers called to which leaders?

Leaders of the American Revolution 

32. In which language did President Hoover talk to his wife

33. What Kentucky attraction is the world’s longest cave?

34. In 1790 what was the population of the US?

35. Which city is home to the most billionaires in the world?

New York City

36. Charleston is the capital of which U.S. state?

37. Which state forgot to ratify itself as an official state?

38. The acronym NAFTA stand for North American what?

Free Trade Agreement

39. What has happened in the Wall Street crash of 1929?

40. Which is the smallest state in America?

41. The main focus of the “Know-Nothing” party was on

42. Where is Mount Rushmore located?

The Black Hills from South Dakota

43. Which river forms the easternmost boundary of Iowa?

In 1897, in the city of Boston

45. Which two countries does the US share national

Canada and Mexico

47. Women’s rights movement leading by which famous

48. Which is the second-largest city in the United States?

51. Name the highest mountain in the US?

52. Which Colorado mountain range contains the

53. The oldest higher learning institute in the USA?

54. What is special about Badwater Basin?