This is said every morning in class to honor our flag.
What is the Pledge of Allegiance?
On July 8, 1776, it announced the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence.
What is the Liberty Bell?
This symbol has a bald eagle holding two different things in its talons. What are they?
What is an olive branch and 13 arrows?
It is our national motto.
What is "In God We Trust"?
This word mean a chest or wagon for holding or carrying ammunition.
What is a caisson?
This song was inspired by the flag after a battle with the British at Fort McHenry.
What is The Star Spangled Banner?
Our common identity as Americans helps us live and work together and not be divided.
What is unity?
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What is American flag?
This is the most common place to see the Great Seal.
What is the back of the one dollar bill?
Our country does not support or endorse one particular religion, nor does it persecute the members of any faith. We are free to believe as we wish.
What is the freedom of religion?
Major Armistead hired this woman to make a large flag to fly over Fort McHenry.
Who is Mary Pickersgill?
This symbol was born in 1813 when a meatpacker from New York began stamping barrels of pork and beef being sent to the soldiers with "U.S.". Describe the symbol.
Who is Uncle Sam? (Description: tall, thin, old man with a white beard, red and white striped trousers, a blue jacket, and a top hat)
This person designed the Great Seal and recommended the Bald Eagle as the national bird.
Who is Charles Thomson?
These five ideals are principles that help America be strong and make our country a beacon of hope for millions of people.
What is faith, freedom, equality, opportunity, and unity?
These flags are displayed at Mount Rushmore on the Avenue of Flags.
What are the 50 state flags and 6 American territory flags.
This song was written by the Jewish immigrant, Irving Berlin, and was first sung on the radio in 1938.
What is God Bless America?
Name 3 common places the Great Seal is used, not including the one dollar bill.
What is on stamps, government stationary, public buildings, military uniforms, passports, and US embassies?
A goal or statement of how we thin things ought to be.
What is an ideal?