Exploring Our Nation: American Symbols Of Freedom
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Browse Full-length Non-member TitlesWhat’s the story behind some of America’s symbols of liberty? Some of the icons discussed include: the American Flag, the Pledge of Allegiance, the Great Seal of the United States, and the origins of “The Star Spangled Banner.” Students also learn the story of the Statue of Liberty and the importance of Independence Hall in Philadelphia in establishing the country. A new symbol of American freedom is Freedom Tower in New York which was built after the Twin Towers were attacked on September 11, 2001. Part of the series Exploring Our Nation.
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Runtime: 17 minutes 24 seconds
- Topic: History, Social Science
- Subtopic: Government, U.S. History (General)
- Grade/Interest Level: 3 - 6
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- Release Year: 2016
- Producer/Distributor: Mazzarella Media
- Series: Exploring Our Nation
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Exploring Our Nation: American Symbols Of Freedom