4th of July Trivia 10k

1.  What was the main reason the U.S. declared independence? The people were taxed without representation.
2.  How tall is the statue of liberty? 151 Feet tall.
3.  Who invented fireworks? The Chinese.
4.  Who wrote the words for The National Anthem? Francis Scott Key.
5.  How many verses does the Star Spangled Banner have? 4.
6.  What is the last line of the last verse of our National Anthem? O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave.
7.  What is our National Bird? The Bald Eagle.
8.  What are two things the flag should never touch? The ground or water.
9.  The first Independence Day was July 4, 1776 but in what year was Fourth of July officially declared a national holiday by Congress?  1941.
10. Which president of the United States was born on the Fourth of July? The 30th president, Calvin Coolidge.
11. Where was the Declaration Of Independence signed? Philadelphia.
12. What do the 50 stars on the American flag represent? 50 states.
13. What do the 13 stripes represent? The 13 colonies.
14. What presidents died on the 4th Of July? John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe all died on July 4.
15. How many people signed the Declaration of Independence on July Fourth? 2.
16. America isn’t the only nation that celebrates the Fourth of July. Name one other country that does? Denmark, England, Norway, Portugal and Sweden.
17. Which country gained independence from the United States on July Fourth? The Philippines.
18. What's written on the back of the Declaration Of Independence? "Original Declaration Of Independence dated 4th July 1776"
19. Who wrote the Pledge of Allegiance? Francis Bellamy.
20. What country gave us the Statue of Liberty? France.
21. Does the Liberty Bell still ring today? It no longer rings.
22. What were the colors of the first US Flag? Red white and blue.
23. In what pattern were the stars on the first flag? Circle.
24. Who was the first person to sign the Declaration Of Independence? John Hancock.
25. How many hot dogs are consumed on average each year on the 4th Of July? 150 Million.