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Title: Click on the buttons to learn about our American Symbols


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Click on the buttons to learn about our American
Symbols
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The Flag
  • The colors of the flag are red, white and blue.
  • There are 50 stars to represent 50 states.
  • The 13 stripes represent the first thirteen
    colonies.

3
The Statue of Liberty
  • She was a gift from France.
  • She stands in New York Harbor.
  • She is 151 feet tall.
  • She is a symbol of freedom and democracy.
  • She represented hope and freedom to the
    immigrants who came here from other countries.

4
The Bald Eagle
  • The bald eagle was chosen as a symbol for our
    country because it symbolizes courage, strength,
    and freedom.
  • The bald eagle can be seen in many places like
    the Presidents flag, and it can be seen on a one
    dollar bill.

5
The Liberty Bell
  • The liberty bell can
  • be found in Philadelphia,
  • Pennsylvania.
  • It rang when congress signed
  • the Declaration of Independence.
  • It weighs about 2000 pounds and in 1846 a crack
    appeared.

6
Mount Rushmore
  • Memorial in honor of Presidents Washington,
    Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln
  • 60-foot high faces
  • Created by Gutzon Borglum in the Black Hills of
    South Dakota

7
The White House
  • It is the home of the President.
  • It is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue,
    Washington, D.C.
  • George Washington is the only President who
    didnt live there.
  • The Presidents Office is called the Oval Office.

8
Uncle Sam
  • Congress adopted Uncle Sam as an official symbol
    in 1961.
  • He is best known for his army recruiting posters,
    which said

I want you!
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The Washington Monument
  • It was built as a memorial to our first
    President, George Washington.
  • It weighs 90,854 tons.
  • It stands nearly 556 feet tall.
  • Its image is mirrored in the reflecting pond.
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