Over 800 Newly Naturalized Citizens Meet Oregon Governor

A group of 856 foreign-born men and women travel from Portland to Salem, Oregon, to observe the state government in action. They meet Governor Spray, inspect the new $2,000,000 State House, and watch the state legislature in session. The event serves as a lesson in democracy, with the new citizens saluting free government in the shadow of Lewis and Clark's monument.

What lesson is suggested for native born Americans in the text?

What do the newest Americans salute according to the text?