Macy’s Great American 4th of July Instant Win Game (Trivia Answers) 6/15/14 5PPD16+

Answer trivia questions correctly for a chance to spin the Macy’s prize wheel and win 1 of over 8,900 gift cards daily. Each day you come back, you’ll be entered for a chance to win a trip to NYC for the 2015 Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks

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Eligibility: US, DC, 16 and older

Entry Dates: May 6, 2014 and ends on June 15, 2014 at 11:59 p.m. ET

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Macy’s Trivia Answers:

• As American as Apple Pie
• Cape Canaveral, America’s launch pad for space flights, is in sunny Florida
• Which ocean is on the west side of the country? Pacific
• Who was the 44th American President? Barack Obama
• How big is the United States of America? 3,794,101 square miles
• What year did Macy’s first open? 1858
• What city is known as the Big Apple? New York City
• Which country adjoins the northern border of the U.S.? Canada
• United States dollar bills are made from: cotton and linen
• Which city is known as the “Music City”? Nashville
• Where was the Declaration of Independence signed? Philadelphia
• Which state is called the “Centennial State”? Colorado
• Which state is home to The Statue of Liberty? New York
• Which country borders the bottom of the U.S.? Mexico
• In the U.S. flag, what does the color white symbolize? purity and innocence
• Which state is known as the “Evergreen State”? Washington
• Where was the Boston Tea Party protest? Boston
• Buy me some peanuts and crackerjacks.
• Which state is referred to as the “Magnolia State”? Mississippi
• The first character balloon in the Macy’s Parade was: Felix the Cat
• What is our National Bird? Bald Eagle
• Which State lies south of Georgia? Florida
• What classic holiday film was inspired by Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade?  Miracle on 34th  Street
• Before Washington, D.C., What was the original national capitol?  New York City
• What’s Charleston’s  nickname? Holy City
• How many stars are on the American Flag? 50
• Which President’s face appears on the $1 bill? George Washington
• What was the first college established in the US in 1636? Harvard
• Which State is called “The Heart of Dixie”? Alabama
• Most populous city?  New York City
• Which State is known as the “Great Lakes State”? Michigan
• How many stripes on the U.S. Flag? 13
• Monument Valley lies between which two states? Arizona and Utah
• Who was the first American to land on the moon? Neil Armstrong
• Aloha! Which state is called the “Aloha State”? Hawaii
• Which state is home to the Miss America pageant? New Jersey
• Who was the only President to serve more than 2 terms? FDR
• What President is featured on the $5 bill? Abraham Lincoln
• The Grand Canyon is located in which state? Arizona
• What is the President’s office called? The Oval Office
• Which state is considered “Low Country”? South Carolina
•  Which film was NOT filmed at Monument Valley? Million Dollar Baby
• How many letters in the Hawaiian alphabet? 13
• How long is four score and seven years? 87 years
• What beverage isn’t in an American Diner? Carrot Juice
• In which State is Harvard University? Massachusetts
• Which State is referred to as the  “Peach State”?  Georgia
• In what city is Golden Gate bridge? San Francisco
• Louisiana is named after?  Louis XIV
• Which ride is not at a country fair? Log jam
• What state is the Keystone State? Pennsylvania
• Gobble Up. The  State raises the most turkeys? Minnesota
• What is the Intrepid? Military Ship
• Who wrote the Star-Spangled Banner? Francis Scott Key
• Where can you find the Golden Gate Bridge? San Francisco
• What’s the largest state in the country? Alaska
• The state of Louisiana was named in honor of: King Louis XIV
• What is the most common last name in the U.S.? Smith
• “I’ve got your six”  I’ve got your back.
• What state is know as the sunflower state? Kansas
• What is America’s b-day? July 4th 
• First American president: George Washington 
• Which state is referred to as the sunshine state: Florida
• On the American flag, what does blue symbolize? Justice
• Graceland is located where in Tennessee? Memphis 
• In which city is the Empire State Building located? New York
• Which ride is NOT at a County Fair? Log Jam
• The military saying “I’ve got your six” means? I’ve got your back.
• Second most spoken language in US: Spanish
• What is America’s Birthday? July 4th
• What is the white house address: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
• 2nd most spoken language in US: Spanish
• Which state is home to the Miss America pageant? New Jersey
• Who invented the light bulb? Thomas Edison
• Which state is known as the Golden State? California
• John F Kennedy’s middle name ?  Fitzgerald
• The Lone Star state: Texas
• What is the white house address: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
• Which State is known as the “Evergreen State?  Washington
• “Who were the first people to ride in an airplane?” The Wright Brothers
• “Which Country borders the Bottom of the US?” Mexico

One (1) Grand Prize: A trip for winner and three (3) guests to New York, NY. Trip package includes round trip, coach-class air transportation for four (4) from a major airport near winner’s home to New York, NY; two (2) nights accommodations (single room, quad occupancy); four (4) viewing passes to the 2015 Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks; and a $1,000 Macy’s Gift Card. ARV: $4,068

Eight thousand nine hundred twenty (8,920) Instant Win Prizes:

• Twenty (20) First Prizes: A $500 Macy’s Gift Code
• Three Hundred (300) Second Prizes: A $100 Macy’s Gift Code
• One Thousand Six Hundred (1,600) Third Prizes: A $25 Macy’s Gift Code
• Seven Thousand (7,000) Fourth Prizes: A $10 Macy’s Gift Code

Prize Limit: one Instant Win Game prize per person.

Random Drawing: on or around June 25, 2014