U.S. One Dollar Bill: 2001 Issue

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1. In what year did the 2001 issue of the U.S. one dollar bill begin its design? 1956 1957 1955 1954

2. What is the U.S. 2001 one dollar bill made of? paper trees recycled newspapers cotton and linen

3. On the reverse side of the 2001 one dollar bill, above the pyramid, is the Latin phrase "annuit coeptis". What does this mean? One nation under God God has blessed our nation God has favored our undertaking With God all things are possible

4. On the reverse side of the 2001 one dollar bill, below the pyramid, is the Latin phrase "novus ordo seclorum". What does this mean? liberty must take the day A new order has begun unity and liberty forever the old order has ended

5. On the reverse side of the U.S. 2001 one dollar bill you find an Eagle. It has many things around it. All of them are grouped into 13. (13 stars, 13 arrows, etc.) What does this signify ? The 13th Amendment The 13 signers of The Declaration of Independence The 13 colonies The first 13 battles of The Revolutionary War

6. On the reverse side of the 2001 one dollar bill, the pyramid represents the strength and duration. True False

7. What two signatures appear on the obverse side of the 2001 one dollar bill? The Treasurer of the U.S. & The Secretary of the Treasury The President of the U.S. & The Vice President of the U.S. The President of the U.S. & The Secretary of the Treasury George Washington & The first Secretary of the Treasury

8. How many characters are in each serial number on the U.S. 2001 one dollar bill? 11 10 12 13

9. What are the two colors of ink that are used to print on the 2001 one dollar bill? Answer: ( Two Words .. two colors)

10. We all know that George Washington is the President featured on the 2001 one dollar bill, but do you know what his middle name was ? he had no middle name Thomas Edward Robert