Answer all correctly to get Brainiest What sport’s hall of fame enshrined Abraham Lincoln for having a stellar record of just one loss?

How many stars does the American Flag have?

How many Stripes does the United States of America’ flag have?

What state was the last state to overturn laws against interracial marriage in the year 2000?

Which Founding Father had a house which was discovered to have had about one thousand two hundred bone pieces from about ten human skeletons?

Which US president served the shortest term of about two months because of dying from simple colds?

Bonus: What do you say to someone who tells you to chill?

1. What sport’s hall of fame enshrined Abraham Lincoln for having a stellar record of just one loss?

A: National Wrestling Hall of Fame.

2. How many stars does the American Flag have?

A: 50 stars.

3. How many Stripes does the United States of America’ flag have?

A: The American US flag has 13 stripes.

4. What state was the last state to overturn laws against interracial marriage in the year 2000?

A: Virginia.

5. Which Founding Father had a house which was discovered to have had about one thousand two hundred bone pieces from about ten human skeletons?

A: Benjamin Franklin

6. Which US president served the shortest term of about two months because of dying from simple colds?

A: William Henry Harrison

Bonus: What do you say to someone who tells you to chill?

A: (My best guess) I'll chill when you nicen up.

Explanation:

1. Lincoln loved wrestling.

2. The 50 stars represent the 50 states in America.

3. The stripes represent the 13 colonies.

4. Virigina was the last state to abolish the law before the Supreme Court abolished it.

5. Sacrifices were performed 200 years ago in this house.

6. His term only lasted for one month.

some american cities felt workers were being oppressed by business monopolies

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