The battles ofLexington andConcord werethe first battlesin the Americanrevolution.The Treaty of Paris iswhat officiatedAmericanindependence.It wasn't untilSeptember 3, 1783when the AmericanRevolution officiallyended.Warren G.Hardingcreated theterm "FoundingFathers" that isstill used today.TheDeclaration ofIndependencewas almostlostBristol, RhodeIsland has thelongestrunning 4th ofJuly parade.The properway to fold anAmerican flagis in the shapeof a triangle.It's technically aviolation towear theAmerican flagas a clothingarticle.There is a small and briefmessage written on theback of the Declaration ofIndependence.It's upside down, too. Butit's not as unusual as itsounds. Instead, it reads asthis: "Original Declarationof Independence dated 4thJuly 1776." Though,Fireworks canget 15 timeshotter thanthe boilingpoint of waterThere arebeen 27differentversions ofthe U.S. flag“America” byRay Charles isthe most playedsong on the 4thof July.The LibertyBell istapped 13times on July4th.The Pledgeof Allegiancehas beenchanged fourtimes.FormerPresidentBarack Obama'solder daughterwas born on the4th of July.The Macy’s 4th ofJuly Fireworkscelebration in NewYork City is thelargest display inAmerica.Americansspend billionsof dollars onfood alone forthe 4th of July.6 AmericanFlags havemade it tothe moonThe shortest 4th ofJuly parade is inAptos,California.Theshortest 4th of Julyparade is in Aptos,California.Apple pie hasbeen a stapleAmericandessert sincethe 1700s.Three U.S.presidents havedied on the 4th ofJuly.James Monroe,John Adams, andThomas JeffersonMassachusettswas the firststate to makeJuly 4th anofficial stateholiday.The hottest 4th ofJuly ever was in2023.On that day, theaverage globaltemperature of 62.92degrees FahrenheitConey Islandhosts a famoushot dog-eatingcontest everyyear on July4th.It is believed thatthere are 200original copies ofthe Declaration ofIndependenceprinted.The battles ofLexington andConcord werethe first battlesin the Americanrevolution.The Treaty of Paris iswhat officiatedAmericanindependence.It wasn't untilSeptember 3, 1783when the AmericanRevolution officiallyended.Warren G.Hardingcreated theterm "FoundingFathers" that isstill used today.TheDeclaration ofIndependencewas almostlostBristol, RhodeIsland has thelongestrunning 4th ofJuly parade.The properway to fold anAmerican flagis in the shapeof a triangle.It's technically aviolation towear theAmerican flagas a clothingarticle.There is a small and briefmessage written on theback of the Declaration ofIndependence.It's upside down, too. Butit's not as unusual as itsounds. Instead, it reads asthis: "Original Declarationof Independence dated 4thJuly 1776." Though,Fireworks canget 15 timeshotter thanthe boilingpoint of waterThere arebeen 27differentversions ofthe U.S. flag“America” byRay Charles isthe most playedsong on the 4thof July.The LibertyBell istapped 13times on July4th.The Pledgeof Allegiancehas beenchanged fourtimes.FormerPresidentBarack Obama'solder daughterwas born on the4th of July.The Macy’s 4th ofJuly Fireworkscelebration in NewYork City is thelargest display inAmerica.Americansspend billionsof dollars onfood alone forthe 4th of July.6 AmericanFlags havemade it tothe moonThe shortest 4th ofJuly parade is inAptos,California.Theshortest 4th of Julyparade is in Aptos,California.Apple pie hasbeen a stapleAmericandessert sincethe 1700s.Three U.S.presidents havedied on the 4th ofJuly.James Monroe,John Adams, andThomas JeffersonMassachusettswas the firststate to makeJuly 4th anofficial stateholiday.The hottest 4th ofJuly ever was in2023.On that day, theaverage globaltemperature of 62.92degrees FahrenheitConey Islandhosts a famoushot dog-eatingcontest everyyear on July4th.It is believed thatthere are 200original copies ofthe Declaration ofIndependenceprinted.

4th Fun Facts 2025 - 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. The battles of Lexington and Concord were the first battles in the American revolution.
  2. The Treaty of Paris is what officiated American independence. It wasn't until September 3, 1783 when the American Revolution officially ended.
  3. Warren G. Harding created the term "Founding Fathers" that is still used today.
  4. The Declaration of Independence was almost lost
  5. Bristol, Rhode Island has the longest running 4th of July parade.
  6. The proper way to fold an American flag is in the shape of a triangle.
  7. It's technically a violation to wear the American flag as a clothing article.
  8. There is a small and brief message written on the back of the Declaration of Independence. It's upside down, too. But it's not as unusual as it sounds. Instead, it reads as this: "Original Declaration of Independence dated 4th July 1776." Though,
  9. Fireworks can get 15 times hotter than the boiling point of water
  10. There are been 27 different versions of the U.S. flag
  11. “America” by Ray Charles is the most played song on the 4th of July.
  12. The Liberty Bell is tapped 13 times on July 4th.
  13. The Pledge of Allegiance has been changed four times.
  14. Former President Barack Obama's older daughter was born on the 4th of July.
  15. The Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks celebration in New York City is the largest display in America.
  16. Americans spend billions of dollars on food alone for the 4th of July.
  17. 6 American Flags have made it to the moon
  18. The shortest 4th of July parade is in Aptos, California.The shortest 4th of July parade is in Aptos, California.
  19. Apple pie has been a staple American dessert since the 1700s.
  20. Three U.S. presidents have died on the 4th of July. James Monroe, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson
  21. Massachusetts was the first state to make July 4th an official state holiday.
  22. The hottest 4th of July ever was in 2023. On that day, the average global temperature of 62.92 degrees Fahrenheit
  23. Coney Island hosts a famous hot dog-eating contest every year on July 4th.
  24. It is believed that there are 200 original copies of the Declaration of Independence printed.