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Ch. 13 L.3

Social Studies

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Hero A person who is known for a special achievement.
Virtues Values
Symbol Something that stands for something else, such as a flag standing for a country
What led to the increase of patriotic heroes and symbols following the War of 1812? Americans proud of successfully fighting Britain twice, the new unity of the 13 states, and the growth of the country.
How did changes in language and education make Americans feel more connected to one another? Americans shared standardized language, a school system, and new literature about American life, all of which helped give the new nation it's own identity.
Why is education believed to be such an important part of being a citizen? A democracy, where people govern themselves and are expected to understand the issues, depends on educated citizens.
What are some symbols of America? George Washington, Philadelphia's Liberty Bell, Miss Liberty, the United States flag, and the bald eagle.
What did American soldiers think U. S. meant on meat crates sold by Samuel Wilson? U.ncle S.am
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