Truly Patriotic?

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1. This tune was originally sung by British troops during the American Revolution, mocking the American soldiers they were fighting against. What is the name of the song? Answer: (Two Words)

2. This song was written by a captive aboard a British ship during the attack of Ft. McHenry in the War of 1812. The Battle Hymn of the Republic America Yankee Doodle The Star Spangled Banner

3. This song, although often played at many 4th of July celebrations, was actually written to commemorate the opening of a Moscow church in 1882. My Country, Tis of Thee God Save the King To Anacreon in Heaven The 1812 Overture

4. This song was written by the wife of a Boston abolitionist after visiting a Union camp on the Potomac. My Country Tis of Thee Grand Ole Flag The Battle Hymn of the Republic America

5. This song was written to the tune of the British national anthem "God Save the King". The Battle Hymn of the Republic My Country, Tis of Thee America the Beautiful This Land is Your Land

6. This was written for the musical "George Washington Jr." in 1906 by George Cohan. You're a Grand Ole Flag This Land is Your Land My Country Tis of Thee Yankee Doodle

7. This song was originally written as part of show by Irving Berlin, but was pulled because it did not fall in line with the rest of the show's comedic tone. America the Beautiful God Bless America America This Land is Your Land

8. This song was written in response to God Bless America in 1940. This Land is Your Land Yankee Doodle America You're a Grand Ole Flag

9. "God Bless America" was performed by Kate Smith on Armistice Day in 1938. True False

10. "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" was the inspiration for the title of John Steinbeck's novel "The Grapes of Wrath". True False