10 Shocking Facts About United States: House Made of Newspapers & More

Would you believe a house in Massachusetts was built entirely from 100,000 newspapers? These Facts About United States start with that house. From the Liberty Bell typo dating to 1752 to 100 acres of pizza a day, the real Independence Day of 2 July 1776, Alaska bought for $7.2 million at about two cents an acre, Kansas wheat, New York City over 8.5 million people, all five climate zones, a night in every Las Vegas hotel room taking decades and the 1893 proposal to rename the country, the United States is full of surprises. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:16 Fact 1 – The Liberty Bell Typo 01:27 Fact 2 – 100 Acres of Pizza a Day 02:20 Fact 3 – The Real Independence Day 03:28 Fact 4 – Alaska Bought for Two Cents an Acre 04:32 Fact 5 – Kansas Wheat for the World 05:28 Fact 6 – New York City's Huge Population 06:41 Fact 7 – All Five Climate Zones 07:39 Fact 8 – A Night in Every Las Vegas Hotel Room 08:33 Fact 9 – The House Made of Newspapers 10:06 Fact 10 – The United States of Earth Proposal In this video: the Liberty Bell typo, 100 acres of pizza a day, the real Independence Day, Alaska bought for two cents an acre, Kansas wheat for the world, New York City's huge population, all five climate zones, a night in every Las Vegas hotel room, the house made of newspapers, and the United States of Earth proposal. Subscribe to Nationize for more country facts! #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesFacts #Geography