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Q 1. What is the day called that Americans celebrate on the 4th of July?

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• Independence day
• Christmas Day

Q 2. What is the title of America’s national anthem?

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• The Star-Spangled Banner
• God Save the Queen

Q 3. What is the name given to the first 10 amendments of the US Constitution?

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• The Bill of Rights
• The Bill of Sale

Q 4. Who was the first president of the United States of America?

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• George Washington
• Bruce Lee

Q 5. What is written at the beginning of the Constitution?

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• We the people
• We know their truths

Q 6. In the First Amendment there is one right/freedom that is guaranteed, what is it?

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• Religion
• Voting

Q 7. Why is there 13 stripes on the U.S flag?

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• To represent the 13 original colonies
• 13 is Taylor Swift’s lucky number

Q 8. What is the name of the highest court in the United States?

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• The Supreme Court
• The Super Important Court

Q 9. What is the date of the final day on which you can send in federal tax forms?

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• April 15th
• May 20th

Q 10. Where in the United States is the Statue of Liberty found?

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• New York City
• California

Q 11. What is the capital of the United States?

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• New Jersey
• Washington, DC

Q 12. What was the name of the piece of territory that the United States brought from France in 1803?

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• Louisiana Territory
• French Territory

Q 13. How many times can you run for senate?

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• There is no limit
• 4 times

Q 14. Who is considered to be the ‘Father of our country’

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• George Washington
• Alexander Hamilton

Q 15. What was the name of the war that was fought between the North and South in the 1800s?

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• The Civil War
• The War of Independence

Q 16. In a situation where the President and the Vice President cannot serve, who is elected as president?

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• Whoever the people want
• The Speaker of the House

Q 17. One of these was not one of the original 13 colonies, which one is it?

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• California
• New Hampshire

Q 18. Which of these is included in the Bill of Rights?

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• The right to bear arms
• The right to vote

Q 19. Who wrote the original Declaration of Independence?

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• Thomas Jefferson
• Alexander Hamilton

Q 20. How many active members are there in the House of Representatives?

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• 435
• 20

Q 21. Which of these two is not one of the major branches of government?

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• Media
• Legislative

Q 22. What is the judicial branch responsible for?

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• Understands the law
• Declares independence

Q 23. Which of these two is considered not to be a national U.S holiday?

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• Independence Day
• Boxing Day

Q 24. Who is the acting Chief of Justice at the moment?

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• John Roberts
• Donald Trump

Q 25. How long is a term?

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• 6 Years
• 21 Years

Q 26. Which out of the two is not a territory of the U.S?

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• Greenland
• Puerto Rico

Q 27. Which month do the people of the United States vote for their president?

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• November
• May

Q 28. Which one of these two states borders Mexico?

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• California
• Boston

Q 29. Which of these states borders Canada?

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• North Dakota
• Iowa
• California
• Wisconsin

Q 30. What was the name of the movement in the 1960s that fought against racial discrimination?

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• Civil Rights Movement
• Independence Movement

Q 31. In the U.S how old do you have to be to vote?

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• 18
• 21

Q 32. When a U.S senator is elected, who do they represent?

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• The President
• All people of a state

Q 33. On what day do we celebrate Independence Day?

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• 29th May
• 4th July

Q 34. How many years do U.S representatives stay in office for?

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• 2
• 9

Q 35. Which war was fought by the U.S in the 1800s?

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• The Anglo-Saxon War
• The Civil Wart

Q 36. During World War I, who was the president?

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• Woodrow Wilson
• George Washington

Q 37. Who did the U.S fight against during the Second World War?

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• Germany, Japan and Italy
• England and France

Q 38. Who is given the title of the commander-in-chief of the US military?

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• The President
• The Vice President

Q 39. What is the name of the economic system in the United States?

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• Capitalism
• Communism

Q 40. Which of these is a promise you do not have to make when you become a U.S citizen?

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• Smack yourself on the head
• Give up any loyalty to other countries

Q 41. What is basic premise of the Declaration of Independence?

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• All men are created equal
• To form a perfect union

Q 42. Some states have more representatives then others, why is this?

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• It is done by population
• They were better states

Q 43. Which is the longest river in the United States?

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• Missouri
• California

Q 44. What was the name of the president during both the Great Depression and World War II??

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• Franklin D. Roosevelt
• George Washington

Q 45. The Federalist Papers supported a passage of the U.S Constitution. Can you name one of the writers who wrote this paper?

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• Alexander Hamilton
• Tony Blair

Q 46. What is declared as a right in the Declaration of Independence?

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• The pursuit of happiness
• The right to bear fighting

Q 47. The U.S flag has 50 stars, why is this?

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• 50 is Donald Trump’s favourite number
• There are 50 states

Q 48. Can you name one purpose of the United Nations?

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• To promote world peace
• To promote world wars

Q 49. There are many amendments to the Constitution, how many exactly?

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• 27
• 20

Q 50. Wall Street is a very famous Street in the United States, but what is it most famous for?

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• Great hamburgers
• For being the financial centre of America

Q 51. The land known as North America had other occupants before the Europeans arrived, who were they?

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• Native Americans
• Dinosaurs

Q 52. Bills have to be signed before they become U.S law, who is it that signs them?

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• The President
• The Vice President

Q 53. In the U.S constitution what does ‘freedom of religion’ mean?

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• Any religion goes
• All religions are banned

Q 54. How many U.S Senators are there?

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• 100
• 5

Q 55. If the senate becomes deadlocked, who is able to cast the deciding vote?

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• The Vice President
• The President

Q 56. When we say the Pledge of Allegiance, what do we promise loyalty to?

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• The United States and its flag
• The President

Q 57. At what age must all men register for the Selective Service?

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• 18
• 21

Q 58. Which is officially recognised as a Native American tribe in the U.S?

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• Seminole
• Mika

Q 59. What happened during the Constitutional Convention?

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• The constitution was written
• A fight