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United States Symbols By:

The American Flag The colors of the American flag are , , and . It has stripes and stars. The stars stand for the U.S. states. There even is a flag on the !

The White House The is where the lives and works. It is a symbol of American freedom and democracy. The White House is located in . It has rooms and bathrooms.

The Liberty Bell In 1776, the rang to announce our country’s from Great Britain. The bell the first time it was rung. It is made of .

The Bald Eagle The Bald Eagle is a symbol of the . It stands for the American colonists’ to fight. They are not really bald, they have . The Bald Eagle is also on the back of the U. S. dollar bill.

The Statue of Liberty was a gift from The Statue of It is in . State. The torch represents the of freedom. It is more than feet tall.