4th of July Trivia | Independence Day USA trivia | July 4 2015 trivia

4th of July Trivia | Independence Day USA trivia | July 4 2015 trivia

The Fourth of July is an awesome day for USA citizens. They usually do a lot activities like
Barbecues , Fireworks, Dance ,Fun in the sun and music on the day of our
country's freedom. While you all are celebrating independence day with family and friends it will be fun to know  Independence Day trivia.

1. Declaration of Independence  signed
the document?

Ans. Aug. 2, 1776.


2. How many people signed the Document
of Independence on July Fourth?
Ans. Two


3.First five presidents died on
The 4th July

Ans. Thomas Jefferson-1826, age-83
John Adams-1826, age-90
James Monroe-1831, age-73

4.1826 is the 50th anniversary
the president was born on the Fourth
of July-

Ans. Calvin Coolidge

5.Which countries celebrate the
Fourth of July-

Ans. Denmark, England, Norway, Portugal and
Sweden. Denmark Danes etc

6.When Fourth of July become a
legal federal holiday?

Ans. 1938

Many of reasons make 4th of July trivia worth knowing More than Independence Day.

1.Congress  had declared the 4th of July a paid federal holiday

2. The Liberty Bell in Philadelphia is tapped 13 times every
4th of July in honor of the original 13 colonies.

3.The Flag of the United States  flag uses the colors red, white
and blue to show bravery and valor, purity and
loyalty and  50 stars represent the 50
state, the 13 stripes represents 13 colonies.in 1776 that the Declaration of
Independence took pace Fireworks, family reunions , concerts, picnics, parades , baseball etc.

4.Independence Day is a national holiday like summer-themed
events, Independence Day celebrations means outdoors events politician and leader appear at a public event to praise the nation's heritage,

5.Families often celebrate Independence Day by picnic
gathering with relatives. clothing in generally  red,
white, and blue, the colors of the American flag.

6.Parades are  in  morning,  fireworks
in the evening at all fairgrounds and places.

Happy Fourth of July Independence Day USA!