American Independence Day

On July 4th of which year did the Congress officially adopted the Declaration of Independence and announced to the world that they were a free nation?

• 1776

• 1777

• 1778

• 1779

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When did the 4th of July become a federal legal holiday?

• 1977

• 1921

• 1941

• 1943

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What is "The Star-Spangled Banner"?

• a nickname of the American flag

• the name of the American national anthem

• all the previous

• none of the previous

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The flag has 50 starts for the fifty states and 13 stripes for the first 13 ________.

• colleagues

• colleges

• countries

• colonies

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The national colours of America are ___, ____ and _____.

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On July 4th night, they play _________.

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Who did Americans gain independence from?

• the Dutch

• the British

• the Canadians

• None of the previous

What do people put up in their homes?

• streamers and balloons

• fake rockets

• balloons and flags

• all the previous

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The biggest parade is in ____________, the capital of the USA

• New York

• Washinghton D.C

• Boston

• Washinghton

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Firework shows are held in many states with the _________Firework Spectacular in New York, being the most impressive.

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