national monuments

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national monuments

The Statue of Liberty

2004
Traces the origins of the Statue of Liberty, its creators, the different symbols and their meanings, and what it stands for today.

The Statue of Liberty

1998
Recounts how the Statue of Liberty was planned, built, dedicated, repaired over the years, and then restored in the 1980s.

The Statue of Liberty

a beacon for freedom
1999
Describes the history and creation of the Statue of Liberty and how it came to be a symbol of the United States.

The Alamo

1994
Describes the history of the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas and the deadly battle that was fought there.

The Statue of Liberty

1994
The history of the Statue of Liberty including why it was built and what it means to many Americans.

The Capitol

2014
Examines the history of the construction of the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C, the building's current use, and what is being done to restore the building after damage from acid rain.

The Lincoln Memorial

2001
Presents a study of the Lincoln Memorial, and discusses where it is and when it was built, what the memorial stands for, its role in the Civil Rights movement, and other interesting facts.

The Washington Monument

2002
Describes the planning and construction of the Washington Monument and discusses its significance as an American symbol.

The Washington Monument

2003
Describes the events surrounding the decision to build a monument to President George Washington and the complicated process of funding and building this structure.

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial

2003
Tells the story of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, with background information about the causes and effects of the war in Vietnam, the development and creation of the Memorial, and the impact of the monument on veterans and others.

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