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MODULE              Let Freedom Ring!
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                      Short       The White House
                      Read        6  In 1792, workers began to build a house for the   American Places, American Ideals ..............................228
                                  president. President John Adams was the first to live in it.
                                  Later, during the War of 1812, British troops set the house
                                  on fire. Workers fixed it and painted it white to cover the
                       Americans are loyal to the idea of freedom. In fact, our   damage. After that, it was known as the White House.
                      1           7  The White House is a symbol of democracy. Democracy
                       country was founded on it. Washington, D.C., our nation’s   means “rule by the people.” That’s how our government
                       capital, stands for this important ideal.  This map shows
                       sites in Washington, D.C. that stand for freedom.   works. We are free to choose our leaders by voting.

                       The Lincoln Memorial
                                The Washington Monument was finished in 1884. It honors
                      2  Abraham Lincoln was our 16th president. Lincoln led our country   The Washington Monument
                       through the American Civil War, from 1861 to 1865.   8
                      3  The Lincoln Memorial was finished in 1922. The memorial holds a   the first United States president, George Washington. He fought
                       statue of Lincoln and has his Gettysburg Address inscribed on one wall.   for our freedom from Great Britain. The Washington Monument
                               is the tallest building in Washington. It always will be, too. A law
                       The memorial honors Lincoln and his ideals of freedom and justice.    says no building can be taller!   INFORMATIONAL TEXT
                               The United States Capitol
                               9  The United States Capitol was first built in 1800.
                               Congress meets there to make laws. This civic responsibility
                       The Jefferson Memorial  is so important that citizens from all 50 states elect the
                      4  Thomas Jefferson was our third president. He wrote the first   members of Congress. Through Congress, all citizens help
                               shape our country’s future.
                       draft of the Declaration of Independence. It said the United States   10  On the Capitol dome stands the Statue of Freedom. This
                       of America was free from Great Britain’s sovereignty, or rule.   bronze figure of a woman wears a helmet. The helmet
                      5  The Jefferson Memorial was finished in 1943. It holds a statue   symbolizes her role as a protector of American values.
                       of Jefferson looking toward the White House. Beside the statue are
                       words from the Declaration of Independence.
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                                            The U.S. Constitution ...........................................................230
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                             by Norman Pearl
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                                            Why We Celebrate the Fourth of July .........................244
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                            Why We Celebrate
                            the  Fourth  of  July
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                                            The Flag Maker .......................................................................250
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                                  BY
                                SUSAN CAMPBELL
                                 BARTOLETTI
                                 ILLUSTRATED BY
                                             by Susan Campbell Bartoletti • illustrated by Claire A. Nivola
                                CLAIRE A. NIVOLA
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                                            Why Is the Statue of Liberty Green? ........................... 274
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                                             by Martha E. H. Rustad • illustrated by Holli Conger
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                          by Martha E.H. Rustad
                          illustrated by Holli Conger
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                                             Performance Task
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