Sara Deas-United States Flag: This is the united states flag. The thirteen stripes represent the thirteen original colonies and the stars represent the number of states in the U.S. President: This is a picture of Barack H. Obama, the United State of Americas president. He is the 44th president America has had. Capital: This is the Capitol Building in Washington D.C,as well as the Washington Monument, and the Lincoln Memorial. These are important, because it honors historic heroes. Money: The U.S uses dollars for their money History: Five (5) interesting historical facts that have impacted your country greatly.
Britain stole the country from the native Americans.
The colonists became independent from the king.
America is half the size of Russia.
We started off as only thirteen colonies and now we are 50 states.
The U.S has 6 of the worlds tallest buildings.
Food:
1. Roasted Asparagus. Asparagus dipped in good olive oil, salt, and pepper.
2. Fried Chicken.This is chicken pieces dipped in egg, then flour, then fried in oil.
3. Hot Dogs. A form of pig that is cooked and put in a bun, usually topped with ketchup and mustard
4. Hamburgers. Ground beef cooked and put in between two pieces of bread, usually topped with vegetables and condiments.
5. Potato Chips. Slices of potato fried in oil.
6. Chocolate Cake. A crummy pastry that is chocolate flavored with frosting.
7. Strawberry Shortcake. A vanilla cake topped with strawberries and whipped cream.
8. Sugar Cookies. A soft cookie that melts in our mouth.
9. Apple Pie. Slices of apple bakes in a pie crust.
10. Peanut Butter. Grounded up peanut till it's a creamy like substance, usually put on bread. What I Learned: I have learned that I still remember American History facts. I also learned that the U.S has six of the 25 tallest buildings in the world. I learned what the stars and stripes mean on the flag. Alaska is the biggest state in America, also the last state to enter the Union. Americas motto is "In God We Trust." I learned that the U.S is half the size of Russia.
Here are some more facts that I have learned. At one point people had to pay to vote, this was called a poll tax. Most early presidents thought the earth was flat. The Declaration of of Independence has a long list of complaints against the British king. The Declaration of Independence was written on hemp paper. The original copy of The Declaration of Independence is lost.!!!!!!
Flag: This is the united states flag.
President: This is a picture of Barack H. Obama, the United State of Americas president. He is the 44th president America has had.
Capital: This is the Capitol Building in Washington D.C,as well as the Washington Monument, and the Lincoln Memorial. These are important, because it honors historic heroes.
Money: The U.S uses dollars for their money
History: Five (5) interesting historical facts that have impacted your country greatly.
- Britain stole the country from the native Americans.
- The colonists became independent from the king.
- America is half the size of Russia.
- We started off as only thirteen colonies and now we are 50 states.
- The U.S has 6 of the worlds tallest buildings.
Food:1. Roasted Asparagus. Asparagus dipped in good olive oil, salt, and pepper.
2. Fried Chicken.This is chicken pieces dipped in egg, then flour, then fried in oil.
3. Hot Dogs. A form of pig that is cooked and put in a bun, usually topped with ketchup and mustard
4. Hamburgers. Ground beef cooked and put in between two pieces of bread, usually topped with vegetables and condiments.
5. Potato Chips. Slices of potato fried in oil.
6. Chocolate Cake. A crummy pastry that is chocolate flavored with frosting.
7. Strawberry Shortcake. A vanilla cake topped with strawberries and whipped cream.
8. Sugar Cookies. A soft cookie that melts in our mouth.
9. Apple Pie. Slices of apple bakes in a pie crust.
10. Peanut Butter. Grounded up peanut till it's a creamy like substance, usually put on bread.
What I Learned: I have learned that I still remember American History facts. I also learned that the U.S has six of the 25 tallest buildings in the world. I learned what the stars and stripes mean on the flag. Alaska is the biggest state in America, also the last state to enter the Union. Americas motto is "In God We Trust." I learned that the U.S is half the size of Russia.
Here are some more facts that I have learned. At one point people had to pay to vote, this was called a poll tax. Most early presidents thought the earth was flat. The Declaration of of Independence has a long list of complaints against the British king. The Declaration of Independence was written on hemp paper. The original copy of The Declaration of Independence is lost.!!!!!!
These are a list of sources I used:
We The People
http://www.google.com
http://www.cia.com
http://kids.britannica.com
Score: 155/150