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- On July 1, 1804, George Sand was born, a French author who was known for wearing what kind of clothes?
- What was the Dress Act of 1746 by Great Britain’s Parliament?
- Telephone numbers were first used in Lowell, Mass. (due to a measles epidemic) in what year: 1867, 1879 or 1909?
- On July 2, 1869, in Boston, Mass., the brig Novelty landed with what cargo from Matanzas, Cuba, in large tanks?
- In 1777 the first organized Independence Day celebration took place in what city?
- On July 3, 1938, President Franklin D. Roosevelt dedicated the Eternal Light Peace Memorial where?
- Who was the oldest Declaration of Independence signer: John Adams, Samuel Adams or Benjamin Franklin?
- On July 4, 1960, a star was added the flag for what state?
- In what state was the first newspaper that published the Declaration of Independence?
- On July 5, 1841, what then current Massachusetts Representative/former President wrote in his diary that he dined at the White House and “There was turtle soup from a turtle weighing 300 lb a present from Key West”?
- Which New England state has the country’s oldest July 4th parade?
- From summit to base, what is the world’s tallest mountain: Mauna Kea in Hawaii, Mount Kilimanjaro or Mount Everest?
- Reportedly, what is the most popular seafood in the USA?
- July 6 is National Fried Chicken Day; the first known U.S. recipe for fried chicken was in “The Virginia Housewife, Or Methodical Cook,” which was published when: 1825, 1866 or 1899?
- Southerners called the Battles of Manassas just that; why did Northerners call them the Battles of Bull Run?
- What is the world’s most common bird?
- Which U.S. president promoted a brand of steaks?
- What color agave plant is the most common for making tequila?
- What country has three areas known (in English) as “toe,” “heel” and “spur”?
- On July 7, 1906, athlete Leroy Robert Paige was born; he had what nickname?
