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1. Exploring
Significant Sites
Across the USA
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3. Statue of Liberty (New
York, New York)
•A symbol of freedom and democracy, the Statue of Liberty
stands tall in New York Harbor, welcoming visitors and
immigrants to the United States.
•Gifted by France in 1886, its iconic torch and crown represent
enlightenment and the ideals of liberty.
•The most well-known part of the inscription on the Statue of
Liberty is found on a plaque mounted inside the pedestal.
•The lines read:
"Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to
breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send
these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the
golden door!"
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5. Grand Canyon
(Arizona)
•Carved over millions of years
by the Colorado River, the
Grand Canyon in Arizona is a
breathtaking natural wonder.
•Its vast, colorful canyons and
rock formations attract
millions of tourists each year,
offering stunning vistas and
opportunities for hiking and
exploration.
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7. Mount Rushmore National
Memorial (South Dakota)
•Situated in the Black Hills of
South Dakota, Mount Rushmore
features the sculpted faces of
four U.S. presidents—George
Washington, Thomas Jefferson,
Theodore Roosevelt, and
Abraham Lincoln.
•This iconic monument
symbolizes American
democracy and the nation's
history.

9. White House
(Washington, D.C.)
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11. Golden Gate Bridge
(San Francisco,
California)
•Spanning the Golden Gate
Strait in San Francisco,
California, the Golden Gate
Bridge is an engineering
marvel and an iconic symbol
of the city.
•Its distinctive orange color
and art deco design make it
one of the most recognizable
and photographed bridges in
the world.

13. Yellowstone National
Park (Wyoming,
Montana, Idaho)
•America's first national park,
Yellowstone, spans across
Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho.
•Known for its geothermal
features, wildlife, and pristine
landscapes, the park is a
UNESCO World Heritage Site
and a haven for nature
enthusiasts.
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15. Independence Hall
(Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania)
•Located in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, Independence
Hall is where both the
Declaration of Independence
and the U.S. Constitution were
debated and adopted.
•It is a UNESCO World Heritage
Site and a pivotal location in
American history.
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17. Niagara Falls
(New York)
•Straddling the U.S.-Canada
border, Niagara Falls is a
stunning natural wonder
known for its powerful
waterfalls.
•The falls, comprised of the
American Falls, Horseshoe
Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls,
attract millions of visitors
seeking the awe-inspiring
beauty of cascading water.

19. The Alamo (San
Antonio, Texas)
•A historic site in San Antonio,
Texas, the Alamo was a pivotal
battleground during the Texas
Revolution in 1836.
•Preserving the memory of the
brave defenders who fought for
Texas' independence, it stands
as a symbol of courage and
sacrifice.

21. The National Mall
(Washington,
D.C.)
•Situated in the heart of
Washington, D.C., the National
Mall is a historic park flanked
by iconic monuments,
memorials, and museums.
•It serves as a symbolic and
physical center for gatherings,
events, and reflection.
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23. Gateway Arch (St.
Louis, Missouri)
•Dominating the St. Louis skyline
in Missouri, the Gateway Arch is a
stainless steel monument
commemorating the westward
expansion of the United States.
•Offering panoramic views of the
city and the Mississippi River, it
stands as a symbol of American
pioneering spirit.
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25. The Space Needle
(Seattle, Washington)
•A futuristic landmark in Seattle, Washington,
the Space Needle was constructed for the
1962 World's Fair.
•Its unique design and observation deck
provide breathtaking views of the city, Puget
Sound, and the surrounding mountains.
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