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National symbols like the American flag, and rituals like celebrating July Fourth and saying the Pledge of Allegiance, help bond Americans to their country and to each other. But awareness of these symbols and rituals is not universal. Six in 10 U.S. adults correctly answered "The Star-Spangled Banner" when asked to name the national anthem in a survey conducted last month.

Still, Americans' familiarity with the national anthem is holding up pretty well. The current figure matches the reading in 1991 and is similar to the 68% who could accurately name the national anthem in 1939.

	Feb 1939	May 1991	Jun 2016
	%	%	%
Yes, correct (The Star-Spangled Banner)	68	61	61
No/Incorrect/Don't know	32	39	39
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Older women are the least likely gender/age group to have the name of the national anthem on the tip of their tongue, possibly because they are less likely to watch professional sports where the anthem is traditionally featured. In the latest poll, 54% of women aged 50 and older could name it, compared with 66% of younger women, 63% of younger men and 61% of men aged 50-plus.

Notably, more Americans say they are (81%) than can name the national anthem.

These data can be found in .

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