July 4th

3. Thomas Jefferson and ______ _______ are the only 2 signatories of the Declaration of Independence, that also served as presidents, and both died on the same day (July 4, 1826).
10. Cooking outdoors on a grill.
11. The first president to host thee celebration in the White House.
12. colorful explosives that are shot off in the air at night.
13. The national bird of the U.S.
14. Official Residence of the President of the United States.
18. The only president that was born on July 4th.
19. The oldest Independaence Day parade is in what state?
21. The state where the Constitution was signed.
23. The number of stars on thee flag represent what?
26. Event where people drive floats down the streets and thrown candy to children.
28. The last name of the most famous/first signature of the Declaration of Independence..
29. The name of the national anthem.
30. The number of stripes on the flage represent the number of what?

1. The first state to recognize the 4th as a holiday.
2. This Founding Father and President also died on July 4th, but did not sign the Declaration of Independence.
4. This bell is rung 13 times every Independence Day.
5. American classic food eaten at the ballpark.
6. Large red and green fruit eaten in the summer.
7. July is named after _______>
8. The name of the founding document of the U.S., The Declaration of _________.
9. Red, white, & ________.
15. The first U.S. president.
16. July 4th is celebrated as Republic Day in the ____________ to celebrate when they ceased to be a U.S. territory
17. This sponsor in New York has the largest firework show for the holiday.
20. American flag nickname: stars & ________.
22. The country that gave us the Statue of Liberty.
24. How many colonies settled in North America?
25. The U.S fought with ______ for independence.
27. The woman who sewed the 1st american flag.