USA Quiz - Part - 2

This NFL team is based in Dallas

Which of the following attacks lead USA to enter the second world war?

What is "The Underground Railroad"?

Which future US Presidents was the country's first Secretary of State?

Which US city has the nickname of "Windy City"?

Titled, "Father of the Atomic Bomb" this physicist was a strong follower of Bhagavad Gita

This austronaut and senator from Ohio flew into space for the second time at age 77

This "Underground Railroad" worker earned a moniker, "Moses of Her People" for her bravery in saving many slaves

This inventor holds a mindboggling 1,093 patents to his name!

President Barrack Obama was born in this state

This city is nicknamed, "The city of brotherly love"

From which poem written by Francis Scott Key was "Star Spangled Banner" taken from?

You can see lot of fossils at this museum that is in the heart of Los Angeles

This beverage was originally made for the University of Florida athletes

What popular annual event is held at "Churchill Downs"?

Although nicknamed, "The Gem State", this state is more famous for its "Potatoes"

The name "America" was derived from the name of which of these exploreres?

Which state is nicknamed, "The Lone Star State"

Out of more than 164 Million items here, only less than a quarter are catalogued

This ubiquitous coffee shop is headquartered in Seattle, Washington

Which state is nicknamed, "America's Dairyland"?

Which Viking was believed to be the first European to have set foot on North America?

Geographically, what seperates Russia and the US (Alaska)?

This lady from Alabama refused to give up her seat in a crowded bus to a white passenger

He was the first pilot to break the sound barrier

Who is the only person named "Oscar" to win an Oscar?

This civil rights activist is famous for his, "I have a dream" speech

Sirisha Bandla is the ___ Indian born person to go into space

Capt. Hanson Gregory is credited with making donuts with a hole. He did it so that..

This popular sportsperson's birthname was, "Cassius Clay"

Which are the only states that joined the union during the Civil war?

NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) is head-quartered here

Popular for his "Theory of Relativity", he served as a Professor at Princeton University

This place is dubbed, "Happiest place on earth"

Delivering mail between Missouri & California this was only operational between 1860-61

What is Virginia Dare's claim to fame?

Which of the following persons was elected California's first African-American US Senator?

This American Tennis player was the first ever male black player to win a Grandslam Title

Which is the tallest built monument in the US?

Which state is nicknamed, "The Buckeye State"

Residents of which US state are called "Yoopers" and "Trolls"?

This island and former Federal Penitentiary (prison) is located in the San Francisco Bay

What is "The Trail of Tears"?

This American was the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic

As much as 90% of the lobsters consumed in the US come from this state

Which city is nicknamed, "The Big Apple"?

Author of "Stopping by the woods on a snowy evening", he was also "The Poet Laureat" of Vermont

He is the only person to have a star in every category on "Hollywood Walk of Fame"

"King of Pop", Michael Jackson was born in this state

What is "Tecumseh's Curse", or "The Curse of Tippecanoe"?