oh you should be , cuz i guess michael phelps has most medals for single person in the history of olympics , which is pretty awesome , at least for me - an indian
oh , and india has more than thrice the population of US, and it is a fact that india has only 9 gold medals in olympics - 1 more than michael phelps record(8 medals in 1 olympics)
Mt. McKinley has been officially renamed Denali. From your comment, it sounds like QM has made the surprising decision not to accept McKinley as a type-in?
I understand, it seems to me a name change for remembering the indigenous people. Not that I know that, but it seems like a name like that, or it looks like a name from India too. Denali. But the nickname "McKinley" was not accepted before I commented on that. But the last part of your comment I didn't understand
Please consider rewording the "largest lake" question. While Superior is the largest lake at least partially within the US, Lake Michigan is the largest lake entirely in the US. Perhaps more importantly, Lake Michigan's area is larger than the US portion of Lake Superior - though not by much.
Accept "eagle"? After it didn't accept that, I tried other animals. Maybe one day Jetpunk can answer with a "more information please" to answers it decides require more detail :)
I like that idea "please specify" would be hard to implement though I would imagine. (especially since answer are currently accepted without having to press enter)
But not all eagles are our national bird, I know golden eagles are in the US but they are not our national bird. But the animal is confusing because the Bison is our national mammal and was not accepted. I also put eagle at first then bison before i realized that bald eagle is our national bird not just eagle.
The bison didn't replace the bald eagle. They just extended the bison a symbolic title in addition to the bald eagle in hopes it would help with the conservation efforts.
Technically the bald eagle is the national bird and the American Bison is the national animal. I got it right because I realize the eagle is more commonly known but it might help to clarify the question?
Not really, if you consider all the non-Americans taking the quiz. Do you know the names of the national anthems of, say, Italy, Spain or Russia? How about the name of the 'constitution' of Germany? Should be easy, but turn out to be surprisingly hard.
And frankly, the de facto anthem is God Bless America. You hear that song way more. The Star-Spangled Banner is pretty much only used as sporting events.
Quizmaster started it with China on second intentionally so that US Quiz will be on FP on 4th of July. and even if the series was not these, I would not be surprised as I have seen many times, quizzes on FP are related to theme, like Halloween related quiz on Halloween, Christmas related on 25th Dec. And April Fools related on !st April.
Over 600,000 Americans were killed in the Civil War when you include Confederate losses. While they might not have wanted to be a part of the US, their secession was never recognized and southern residents remained American citizens after the Union won.
What is the longest river in North Korea?
What are the four largest cities in North Korea?
Yeah, I see what you mean.
2) 압록강 (Amnok River)
3) Pyongyang, Hamhung, Chongjing, Nampho
And?
1) Kim
2)Kim
3)Kim
4)kim
https://www.govinfo.gov/features/national-bison-legacy-act
but ive been to USA once to watch the Kansas City Chiefs ( NFL ) i support them
xD
national bird is: Bald Eagle.