Statistics for U.S. Cultural Symbols

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
New York sculpture, a present from France	Statue of Liberty	98%
Currency, famous symbol $	Dollar	97%
U.S. film industry based in Los Angeles	Hollywood	96%
National bird	Bald eagle	95%
Bat-and-ball game	Baseball	95%
Fourth Thursday in November	Thanksgiving	95%
Mountain with four presidential heads	Mount Rushmore	93%
The indigenous peoples of the USA	Native Americans	93%
Tallest NYC building, 1931-1972	Empire State Building	92%
Weapons loved by the Americans. 120 of them per 100 people	Guns	92%
Cooked sausage, also known as wiener	Hot Dogs	92%
American Independence Day, often celebrated with fireworks	Fourth of July	90%
Sandwich consisting of patties and buns, originally from Germany	Burger	89%
He wants YOU!	Uncle Sam	89%
California's high-tech valley	Silicon Valley	83%
First Republican president and today national hero	Abraham Lincoln	81%
Meaning of 'POTUS'	President of the United States	79%
Auto racing governing organization	NASCAR	71%
National anthem	Star-Spangled Banner	70%
Fruit pie, sometimes associated with ^	Apple Pie	69%
Largest branch of the US Armed Forces, their fighters are heroes	U.S. Army	67%
Very popular Ford sports car, production started in 1964	Ford Mustang	64%
Road connecting Chicago with Santa Monica	Route 66	64%
Home of the United States Congress	United States Capitol	59%
The unexplored vast regions of the Western U.S. (historical)	Wild West	53%
This group declared its independence in 1776	13 Colonies	30%