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- 3. A globally popular American fast-food chain symbolized by golden arches.
- 4. Day/4. This national holiday celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.
- 7. A famous American music style that originated in African American communities in the early 20th century.
- 8. Day/9. An American holiday celebrated on the last Monday in May to honor fallen soldiers.
- 9. The American novelist who wrote The Great Gatsby.
- 11. The most popular sport in the U.S., known as “America’s pastime.”
- 15. A traditional American winter holiday featuring Santa Claus and gift-giving.
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- 1. The African American observance held from December 26 to January 1, celebrating heritage and unity.
- 2. The most prestigious film industry center in the United States, located in Los Angeles.
- 5. A traditional American music genre that originated in the Southern states, often featuring guitars and storytelling lyrics.
- 6. The annual American holiday celebrating the harvest and giving thanks, traditionally marked by a turkey dinner.
- 10. An iconic American statue symbolizing freedom and democracy, located in New York Harbor.
- 12. The American prize awarded for achievements in journalism, literature, and music composition.
- 13. The famous annual music and arts festival held in California, known for its bohemian style.
- 14. An American award given for excellence in film, often symbolized by a golden statue.