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Welcome back everybody to Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane. Last time we did Canadian trivia to celebrate Canada Day. This week, we are going to be doing U.S. Trivia to celebrate the 4th of July. I'm going to ask 10 questions and then repeat them with the answers. Is everybody ready to play and celebrate Independence Day? Here we go. Question number one. The 4th of July commemorates which document? Question number two, which president of the U.S. was the first to host a 4th of July celebration at the White House? Question number three, how many stars and stripes does the first U.S. flag have? Question number four, which state is the location of the nation's oldest 4th of July parade? is it rhode island pennsylvania or maine question number five which was the total number of people who signed the declaration of independence was it 56 44 or 55 question number six what is the name of the national anthem of the united states of america question number seven who gave the statue of liberty to the united states was it the french the dutch or the british question number eight where is the liberty belt currently located philadelphia new york or boston question number nine on the declaration of independence who had the largest signature and question number 10 during world war ii where did the declaration of independence get stored those were your 10 questions everybody now i'm going to repeat them with the answers let's see how well you know your u.s trivia and your u.s history question number one the 4th of july commemorates which document the declaration of independence question number two which president of the united states was the first to host a 4th of july celebration at the white house thomas jefferson question number three how many stars and stripes does the first u.s flag have 50 stars and 13 stripes question number four What state is the location of the nation's oldest 4th of July parade? Is it Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, or Maine? The answer is Rhode Island in Bristol, Rhode Island. Question number five. What was the total number of people who signed the Declaration of Independence? 56, 44, or 55? 56. Question number six. What is the name of the National Anthem of the United States of America? The Star Spangled Banner. Question number seven.

Who gave the Statue of Liberty to the United States? Was it the French, the Dutch, or the British? It was Merci Beaucoup, the French. Question number eight. Where is the Liberty Bell currently located? Philadelphia, New York, or Boston? Philadelphia. Question number nine. on the Declaration of Independence who had the largest signature, John Hancock. Now I know why they say put your John Hancock there. I learn something new every day. And question number 10, during World War II, where did the Declaration of Independence get stored? It got stored in Fort Knox. Again, I always say it's locked up like Fort Knox. Did not know that. Okay, that was your fourth of july trivia everybody i hope everyone had a fantastic fourth of july wherever you are around the world i'm ali lane until next time thanks so much for playing road trip trivia and wherever you are have an awesome road trip This is Julian Edelman from Games with Names. As a fellow dude, do you ever get that not-so-fresh feeling in your butt? That's because you're probably using the dry stuff to wipe. Wet, extra-large, flushable dude wipes get what toilet paper leaves behind in your behind. You wouldn't clean the tail end of your truck with dry paper towels, so why would you wipe with dry toilet paper? wetter just cleans better there are no more dingleberries no more itch and irritation just a deep down the seam confident clean so don't fumble the ball with toilet paper stop being an a-hole to your b-hole drop the toilet paper available on amazon and major retailers nationwide

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