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What was Susan B. Anthony famous for?
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- Female suffrage
What is the number of U.S. senators?
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- 100
What did the 19th amendment do?
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- Gave women the right to vote
Who took 14 years from 1927 to carve Mount Rushmore?
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- Gutzon Borgium
What was the first capital of the U.S.?
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- Philadelphia
Which branch of government makes laws?
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- Legislature
What is the tallest mountain in the U.S.? (Hint: It is 20,320 feet high.)
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- Denali
What sport did Mia Hamm play?
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- Soccer
The 50 stars on the Stars and Stripes flag stand for each of the states on the U.S. What do the 13 stripes represent?
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- 13 colonies
Which city is home to the most people?
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- New York
Strawberry Fields in Central Park, N.Y.C., is the site of the Imagine memorial. Who is it a memorial for?
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- John Lennon
Which state borders 8 others?
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- Missouri
What country borders Alaska?
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- Canada
What was the first U.S. National Park?
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- Yellowstone
What do the broken chains are near the Statue of Liberty’s feet mean?
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- The broken chains represent breaking free from tyranny and servitude.
Where on the Statue of Liberty are the broken chains located?
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- The broken chains are near the Statue's feet
What is the official name of the Statue of Liberty?
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- Liberty Enlightening the World
How tall (from the ground to the tip of the flame) is the Statue of Liberty?
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- 305 feet, 1 inch
A French political intellectual and anti-slavery activist proposed that a statue representing liberty be built for the United States. What is his name?
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- Edouard de Laboulaye
When the Statue of Liberty arrived in New York Harborand and was met with great fanfare.
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- June 17, 1885