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My America is Beautiful Part 1

My America is Beautiful Part 1

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Social Studies

1st Grade

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17 Slides • 10 Questions

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My America is Beautiful Part 1

pp. 46-50

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Plymouth Plantation

a large farm

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Massachusetts

one of the fifty states in the United States of America.

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Plymouth Rock

  • Plymouth Rock is where the Pilgrims landed when they came from England in 1620.

  • It broke in half when it was moved from the beach.

  • 1620 was carved into a stone and cemented back together.

  • People chipped off the stone as a souvenir.

  • It is now closed for protection.

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Plymouth Plantation

  • At Plymouth Plantation, you can see houses built to look as they did when Pilgrims built them.

  • You can explore the houses to see how Pilgrims lived years ago.

  • There are gardens, a grist mill, and animals to see.

  • People dressed like Pilgrims will answers questions and talk to you about Pilgrim life.


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Niagara ferry

a boat that takes people back and forth across water

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Niagra Falls

  • Niagra Falls in New York.

  • The water there tumbles more than 190 feet.

  • Millions of people visit each year.

  • It's located on the border of America and Canada.

  • It is made up of 2 waterfalls: Horseshoe Falls (Canada) and American Falls (America)

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The Statue of Liberty

  • The Statue of Liberty is located in the harbor New York City.

  • You have to leave your car and ride a ferry over Liberty Island to get to the statue.

  • You can take the elevator or the steps to look out over the harbor and New York City.

  • It is a gift from France for America's 100th birthday.

  • Her torch stands for freedom.

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Multiple Choice

What is the name of the waterfall on the border between the United States and Canada?

1

White water

2

Niagra Falls

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Multiple Choice

What country gave the Statue of Liberty to the United States?

1

Canada

2

France

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Multiple Choice

What is the Statue of Liberty's torch a symbol of?

1

Freedom

2

Happiness

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Baltimore

a city in Maryland

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Maryland

a state in the United States of America

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national

a nation or country

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anthem

a song

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Fort McHenry

  • Fort McHenry is in Baltimore, Maryland.

  • It is shaped like a star.

  • Francis Scott Key wrote the national anthem here. National anthem is called the Star Spangled Banner.

  • America was fighting England when Francis Scott Key wrote the national anthem.

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Multiple Choice

Who wrote the national anthem?

1

George Washington

2

Francis Scott Key

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Multiple Choice

Which country were we fighting when the national anthem was written?

1

England

2

Mexico

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memorial

done honor a person who had died to remind people of an event where many people died

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Washington, D.C.

  • In Washington, D.C., we can see the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, the White House, and the U.S. Capitol.

  • The Lincoln Memorial honors Abraham Lincoln

  • The Washington Monument honors George Washington and it it one of the tallest monuments in the world.

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Washington D.C.

  • The President lives in the white house. George Washington is the only president who never lived in the white house.

  • There is a flagpole on top.

  • The Capitol is in the middle of Washington D.C. on Capitol Hill. Congress makes laws here.

  • The Library of Congress is the largest Library in the world.

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Washington, D.C.

  • The Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C.

  • Nine Supreme Court justice decide if laws that Congress makes agrees with the constitution.

  • The Smithsonian Institute is a museum in Washington, D.C. It has important items from the past and present.

  • The Jefferson Memorial honors Thomas Jefferson.

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Multiple Choice

What buildings have been built in Washington D.C. as memorials to Presidents of the United States?

1

The Revere Monument, Franklin Memorial, and Pilgrim Memorial

2

Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and Jefferson Memorial

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Multiple Choice

Where does the president live?

1

The White House

2

His own house

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Multiple Choice

What is the world's largest library?

1

Library of the World

2

Library of Congress

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Multiple Choice

Where does Congress meet to make laws?

1

The Capitol

2

The White House

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Multiple Choice

What is the name of the hill in the middle of Washington, D.C.?

1

Over the Hill

2

Capitol Hill

My America is Beautiful Part 1

pp. 46-50

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