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4th of July Quiz

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Last updated: June 8, 2021
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In what year was the 4th of July made a national holiday?
1870
In what year was a provision added to give federal employees a paid day off?
1941
The 4th of July commemorates what document being approved?
The Declaration of Independence
Who signed the above document very largely?
John Hancock
What year was the above document signed?
1776
Who was the oldest signee of the above document (70 years)?
Benjamin Franklin
What pamphlet by Thomas Paine inspired Independence?
Common Sense
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Name one of the three Presidents who died on July 4th
James Monroe, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson
What President was born on July 4th?
Calvin Coolidge
What state, in 1781, became the first to make July 4th an official state holiday?
Massachusetts
How many colonies declared independence?
13
What hot dog eating contest is held on July 4th?
Nathan’s
Where was the capital of the new nation?
Philadelphia
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