I WONDER - Why Is The Statue Of Liberty A Symbol For The US?

The Statue of Liberty, standing 305 feet tall, is a symbol of freedom and democracy. Designed by French sculptor Frederick Auguste Bartoldi, it was a gift from France to celebrate American independence. Made of copper, the statue has turned green over time due to patination. Visitors can climb to the crown for views of New York City. The poem 'The New Colossus' by Emma Lawsis, inscribed at the base, symbolizes hope for immigrants seeking a better life in America.

Who designed the Statue of Liberty?

• Frederick Auguste Bartoldi

• Emma Lazarus

• Auguste Rodin

• Gustave Eiffel

What material is the Statue of Liberty made of?

• Copper

• Iron

• Steel

• Bronze

What natural process caused the Statue of Liberty to turn green?

• Oxidation

• Corrosion

• Rusting

• Patination

What can visitors do at the Statue of Liberty for a view of New York City?

• Climb to the crown

• Take a ferry ride

• Climb to the torch

• Visit the museum

What is the significance of the poem 'The New Colossus' at the Statue of Liberty?

• It honors the French gift

• It symbolizes hope for immigrants

• It describes the statue's construction

• It celebrates American independence