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1 | Symbols of the USA. | 0 | 7 | leader of our country during the Civil War, Abraham | 0 |
2 | American Flag. The United States Flag has had many | 0 | Lincoln. It took 4 years to build. The building, | ||
names and many designs since it was first made in 1775. | designed by Henry Bacon and styled after a Greek | ||||
The most popular name is the Stars and Stripes. The | Temple, has 36 columns representing the states of the | ||||
flag stands for the land, the people, the government | union at the time of Abraham Lincoln's death. Inside | ||||
and the ideals of the United States. The first flag | are two murals, two tablets with the Gettysburg Address | ||||
represented the 13 original colonies but had the | and the Second Inaugural Address, and a heroic statue | ||||
British flag in the upper left hand corner. After the | of Lincoln. | ||||
Declaration of Independence was written the British | 8 | Mount Rushmore. Mount Rushmore is in the Black | 0 | ||
flag was replaced with 13 stripes and 13 stars | Hills of South Dakota. It show the faces of the four | ||||
representing the 13 colonies. As more states were added | American Presidents: George Washington, Thomas | ||||
to the union more stars were included. The 13 original | Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. It | ||||
stripes remain on today's flag, but there are now 50 | is a memorial designed by an American sculptor, Gutzon | ||||
stars for the 50 states. | Borglum. It is taller than the Great Pyramid of Egypt | ||||
3 | Statue of Liberty. The Statue of Liberty was given | 0 | and is the world's greatest mountain carving. | ||
to the United States by France in 1884. It was a symbol | 9 | Official Flower. The rose was designated the | 0 | ||
of friendship and liberty that both countries shared. | official flower and floral emblem of the United States | ||||
France and the United States both shared its expense. A | of America in 1986. The rose has been around for about | ||||
French sculptor, Fredric Auguste Bartholdi, designed it | 35 million years and grows naturally throughout North | ||||
and chose its location. The Statue of Liberty is a | America. The petals and rose hips are edible and have | ||||
symbol that expresses freedom to people all over the | been used in medicines since ancient times. | ||||
world. Her crown bears seven spikes representing the | 10 | Great Seal of the United States. On July 4, 1776, | 0 | ||
light of liberty on the seven seas and seven | Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson | ||||
continents. In her left arm she holds a tablet with the | were given the task of creating a seal for the 13 | ||||
date of the Declaration of Independence. A broken chain | United States of America. The delegates of the | ||||
at her feet represents the brokenness of a | Constitutional Convention believed an emblem and | ||||
dictatorship. | national coat of arms would be evidence of an | ||||
4 | Liberty Bell. The Liberty Bell is a treasured | 0 | independent nation and a free people with high | ||
remembrance when America was fighting for its | aspirations and grand hopes for the future. | ||||
Independence. It was rung on July 8, 1776, for the 1st | Symbolically, the seal reflects the beliefs and values | ||||
public reading of the Declaration of Independence. It | that the Founding Fathers attached to the new nation | ||||
weighs over 2,080 pounds. Today the bell hangs in a | and wished to pass on to their descendants. The number | ||||
shelter, just north of Independence Hall in | 13 denoting the 13 original States. The olive branch | ||||
Philadelphia. For nearly 100 years, the Liberty Bell | and the arrows “denote the power of peace and war”. The | ||||
rang on many special events. The Bell cracked in 1841, | constellation of stars symbolizes a new nation taking | ||||
so it is not rung anymore. Although, it is struck with | its place among other sovereign states. The motto “E | ||||
a mallet on special days. | Pluribus Unum” expresses the union of the 13 states. | ||||
5 | White House. The White House is the home of the | 0 | 11 | The reverse, sometimes referred to as the spiritual | 0 |
President of the United States. Whoever is President | side of the seal, contains the 13-step pyramid with the | ||||
lives and works there until someone else becomes | year 1776 in Roman numerals on the base. At the summit | ||||
President. It is located in Washington. President and | of the pyramid is the Eye of Providence in a triangle | ||||
Mrs. John Adams became the first family to live in the | surrounded by a Glory and above it appears the motto | ||||
White House in 1800. The British burned the mansion | “Annuit Coeptis” (approved of our undertakings). | ||||
down during the War of 1812, but it was rebuilt. | 12 | Eagle. The American bald eagle was adopted as the | 0 | ||
Throughout the years, 43 presidents have made some of | official emblem of the United States of America in | ||||
the most important decisions in history while living in | 1782. The bald eagle was chosen because of it's | ||||
the White House. | majestic beauty, great strength, long life, and because | ||||
6 | Thomas Jefferson Memorial. The Thomas Jefferson | 0 | it's native to North America. In the wild, an eagle | ||
Memorial is a shrine to honor the third President of | will live 30-35 years (up to 50 years in captivity). A | ||||
the United States and author of the Declaration of | full-grown Bald Eagle has a wingspan of up to 7 foot. | ||||
Independence. President Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke at | They fly up to 30 miles an hour and can dive at 100 | ||||
a ceremony at the start of construction in 1938. On the | miles an hour! | ||||
200th anniversary of Jefferson's birth (April 13, 1943) | 13 | The Motto. In 1956 the President approved a Joint | 0 | ||
it was dedicated.. The design of the building, which is | Resolution of the 84th Congress declaring IN GOD WE | ||||
circular, was introduced to the United States by | TRUST the national motto of the United States. Most | ||||
Jefferson, himself. A Statue of Thomas Jefferson and | Americans are only familiar with the first verse of | ||||
four of his famous quotes are located inside the | Francis Scott Key's 1814 poem The Star Spangled Banner, | ||||
shrine. | but the fourth verse includes: And this be our motto: | ||||
7 | The Lincoln Memorial. The Lincoln Memorial is a | 0 | "In God is our trust." | ||
monument in Washington D.C. that recognizes a powerful | |||||
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