What do the colors of the Italian flag symbolize?

Green - Hope, White - Faith, Red - Love

What is a 'Referendum'?

A direct vote by citizens on an important issue

Which document was signed on July 4, 1776?

The Declaration of Independence

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1
Where does the Italian President live?
Vatican
Quirinale
Colosseum
The Leaning Tower of Pisa
2
Which of these men was NOT a Founding Father?
Alexander Hamilton
Christopher Columbus
George Washington
John Adams
3
Who wrote most of the Declaration of Independence?
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
4
Why is June 2nd important in Italy?
Italy became a Republic
The first king was crowned
The Constitution was signed
Italy won the World Cup
5
When is U.S. Independence Day celebrated?
June 2nd
September 4th
November 11th
July 4th
6
What is the national holiday of the United States?
Thanksgiving
Labor Day
Independence Day
Memorial Day
7
What do the colors of the Italian flag symbolize?
Yellow - Power, Green - Earth, Red - Blood
Blue - Sky, White - Peace, Red - Strength
Green - Wealth, White - Freedom, Red - Revolution
Green - Hope, White - Faith, Red - Love
8
What is a 'Referendum'?
A national anthem
A law created by the government
A direct vote by citizens on an important issue
A military parade
9
What is the name of the Italian Air Force team that performs in celebrations?
Red Arrows
Frecce Tricolori
Thunderbirds
Blue Angels
10
What does ‘Tricolore’ refer to?
The Italian flag
A historic speech
Italy’s national dish
The country’s constitution
11
Where was the Declaration of Independence signed?
New York City
Boston
Washington, D.C.
Philadelphia
12
What event is a major part of the Festa della Repubblica celebration?
Fireworks display
National elections
Military parade in Rome
Gladiator reenactments
13
What is the national holiday of Italy?
Ferragosto
Festa della Libertà
Festa della Repubblica
Giorno dell'Indipendenza
14
What is a major tradition of July 4th celebrations?
Fireworks
Presidential election
Thanksgiving dinner
Easter egg hunt
15
When is Festa della Repubblica celebrated?
March 17th
July 4th
June 2nd
December 25th
16
What do both Italy and the U.S. have in common on their national days?
National anthems played worldwide
Soccer tournaments
Military parades
Fireworks
17
Who is the 'Presidente della Repubblica' in Italy?
The Prime Minister
The Mayor of Rome
The King
The Head of State
18
What type of government replaced the monarchy?
Repubblica
Empire
Dictatorship
Anarchy
19
Which document was signed on July 4, 1776?
The U.S. Constitution
The Declaration of Independence
The Bill of Rights
The Treaty of Paris
20
What did Italians vote to abolish in 1946?
Democracy
Monarchia
Dictatorship
Repubblica

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ITALIAN HOLIDAYS

20 termsStudBud Administration14 plays

Imported from external platform

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Questions 20

Answers

1
Where does the Italian President live?
Vatican
Quirinale
Colosseum
The Leaning Tower of Pisa
2
Which of these men was NOT a Founding Father?
Alexander Hamilton
Christopher Columbus
George Washington
John Adams
3
Who wrote most of the Declaration of Independence?
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
4
Why is June 2nd important in Italy?
Italy became a Republic
The first king was crowned
The Constitution was signed
Italy won the World Cup
5
When is U.S. Independence Day celebrated?
June 2nd
September 4th
November 11th
July 4th
6
What is the national holiday of the United States?
Thanksgiving
Labor Day
Independence Day
Memorial Day
7
What do the colors of the Italian flag symbolize?
Yellow - Power, Green - Earth, Red - Blood
Blue - Sky, White - Peace, Red - Strength
Green - Wealth, White - Freedom, Red - Revolution
Green - Hope, White - Faith, Red - Love
8
What is a 'Referendum'?
A national anthem
A law created by the government
A direct vote by citizens on an important issue
A military parade
9
What is the name of the Italian Air Force team that performs in celebrations?
Red Arrows
Frecce Tricolori
Thunderbirds
Blue Angels
10
What does ‘Tricolore’ refer to?
The Italian flag
A historic speech
Italy’s national dish
The country’s constitution
11
Where was the Declaration of Independence signed?
New York City
Boston
Washington, D.C.
Philadelphia
12
What event is a major part of the Festa della Repubblica celebration?
Fireworks display
National elections
Military parade in Rome
Gladiator reenactments
13
What is the national holiday of Italy?
Ferragosto
Festa della Libertà
Festa della Repubblica
Giorno dell'Indipendenza
14
What is a major tradition of July 4th celebrations?
Fireworks
Presidential election
Thanksgiving dinner
Easter egg hunt
15
When is Festa della Repubblica celebrated?
March 17th
July 4th
June 2nd
December 25th
16
What do both Italy and the U.S. have in common on their national days?
National anthems played worldwide
Soccer tournaments
Military parades
Fireworks
17
Who is the 'Presidente della Repubblica' in Italy?
The Prime Minister
The Mayor of Rome
The King
The Head of State
18
What type of government replaced the monarchy?
Repubblica
Empire
Dictatorship
Anarchy
19
Which document was signed on July 4, 1776?
The U.S. Constitution
The Declaration of Independence
The Bill of Rights
The Treaty of Paris
20
What did Italians vote to abolish in 1946?
Democracy
Monarchia
Dictatorship
Repubblica