HotDogsEvery July4th, whatfood is mostcommonlyconsumed?ThePennsylvaniaEvening PostWhat was thename of thenewspaper thatpublished theDeclaration ofIndependence?JohnHancockOn theDeclaration ofIndependence,who had thelargestsignature?Alice’sAdventuresinWonderlandOn July 4th,which classicchildren'sbook waspublished50/13How manystars andstripes doesthe U.S. flaghave?1777In what yearwere fireworksfirst used tocelebrate theFourth of July?Bristol,RhodeIslandWhat is thelocation of thenation’s oldestFourth of Julyparade?Philadelphiain 1777Where wasthe firstcelebration ofIndependenceDay held?To protestBritishrule overthemWhy did Americancolonists dump teainto the harborduring the BostonTea Party?"The Star-SpangledBanner"What is thename of thenationalanthem of theUnited Statesof America?TheDeclaration ofIndependenceThe Fourth ofJulycommemorateswhichdocument?LibertyEnlighteningthe WorldWhat wasThe Statueof Liberty'sofficialname?Every July4th, howmany hotdogs areconsumed?150millionThepeople ofFranceWho gavethe Statue ofLiberty to theUnitedStates?CalvinCoolidge,1872WhichAmericanpresidentwas born onJuly 4th?JohnAdams andThomasJeffersonWhich twopresidents ofthe UnitedStates died onJuly 4th of thesame year?Philadelphia,PennsylvaniaWhere is theLiberty Bellcurrentlylocated?2.5millionpeopleWhat was theestimatedpopulation ofthe UnitedStates on July4, 1776?FortKnoxDuring WorldWar II, wherewas theDeclaration ofIndependencestored?TriangularshapeWhat is theproper wayto fold theAmericanflag?13EveryIndependenceDay, how manytimes does theLiberty Bellring?FrancisBellamyWho is theauthor of thePledge ofAllegiance?PhilippinesWhich countrydeclaredindependencefrom the UnitedStates on July4, 1960?ThomasJeffersonin 1801Which president ofthe United Stateswas the first tohost a Fourth ofJuly celebration atthe White House?HotDogsEvery July4th, whatfood is mostcommonlyconsumed?ThePennsylvaniaEvening PostWhat was thename of thenewspaper thatpublished theDeclaration ofIndependence?JohnHancockOn theDeclaration ofIndependence,who had thelargestsignature?Alice’sAdventuresinWonderlandOn July 4th,which classicchildren'sbook waspublished50/13How manystars andstripes doesthe U.S. flaghave?1777In what yearwere fireworksfirst used tocelebrate theFourth of July?Bristol,RhodeIslandWhat is thelocation of thenation’s oldestFourth of Julyparade?Philadelphiain 1777Where wasthe firstcelebration ofIndependenceDay held?To protestBritishrule overthemWhy did Americancolonists dump teainto the harborduring the BostonTea Party?"The Star-SpangledBanner"What is thename of thenationalanthem of theUnited Statesof America?TheDeclaration ofIndependenceThe Fourth ofJulycommemorateswhichdocument?LibertyEnlighteningthe WorldWhat wasThe Statueof Liberty'sofficialname?Every July4th, howmany hotdogs areconsumed?150millionThepeople ofFranceWho gavethe Statue ofLiberty to theUnitedStates?CalvinCoolidge,1872WhichAmericanpresidentwas born onJuly 4th?JohnAdams andThomasJeffersonWhich twopresidents ofthe UnitedStates died onJuly 4th of thesame year?Philadelphia,PennsylvaniaWhere is theLiberty Bellcurrentlylocated?2.5millionpeopleWhat was theestimatedpopulation ofthe UnitedStates on July4, 1776?FortKnoxDuring WorldWar II, wherewas theDeclaration ofIndependencestored?TriangularshapeWhat is theproper wayto fold theAmericanflag?13EveryIndependenceDay, how manytimes does theLiberty Bellring?FrancisBellamyWho is theauthor of thePledge ofAllegiance?PhilippinesWhich countrydeclaredindependencefrom the UnitedStates on July4, 1960?ThomasJeffersonin 1801Which president ofthe United Stateswas the first tohost a Fourth ofJuly celebration atthe White House?

4th of July - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Every July 4th, what food is most commonly consumed?
    Hot Dogs
  2. What was the name of the newspaper that published the Declaration of Independence?
    The Pennsylvania Evening Post
  3. On the Declaration of Independence, who had the largest signature?
    John Hancock
  4. On July 4th, which classic children's book was published
    Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
  5. How many stars and stripes does the U.S. flag have?
    50/13
  6. In what year were fireworks first used to celebrate the Fourth of July?
    1777
  7. What is the location of the nation’s oldest Fourth of July parade?
    Bristol, Rhode Island
  8. Where was the first celebration of Independence Day held?
    Philadelphia in 1777
  9. Why did American colonists dump tea into the harbor during the Boston Tea Party?
    To protest British rule over them
  10. What is the name of the national anthem of the United States of America?
    "The Star-Spangled Banner"
  11. The Fourth of July commemorates which document?
    The Declaration of Independence
  12. What was The Statue of Liberty's official name?
    Liberty Enlightening the World
  13. 150 million
    Every July 4th, how many hot dogs are consumed?
  14. Who gave the Statue of Liberty to the United States?
    The people of France
  15. Which American president was born on July 4th?
    Calvin Coolidge, 1872
  16. Which two presidents of the United States died on July 4th of the same year?
    John Adams and Thomas Jefferson
  17. Where is the Liberty Bell currently located?
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  18. What was the estimated population of the United States on July 4, 1776?
    2.5 million people
  19. During World War II, where was the Declaration of Independence stored?
    Fort Knox
  20. What is the proper way to fold the American flag?
    Triangular shape
  21. Every Independence Day, how many times does the Liberty Bell ring?
    13
  22. Who is the author of the Pledge of Allegiance?
    Francis Bellamy
  23. Which country declared independence from the United States on July 4, 1960?
    Philippines
  24. Which president of the United States was the first to host a Fourth of July celebration at the White House?
    Thomas Jefferson in 1801