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Thirteen stripes for 13 original states.
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E PLURIBUS UNUM: Latin motto meaning "Out of many, one." It was...
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13 Stars, representative of 13 colonies
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From the 1776 Declaration of Independence to the 1964 Tonkin Gulf Resolution, nearly two hundred years of US history can be interpreted through these formative documents. View images of the originals and learn where each document is archived. This collection provides a first-hand look at some of the nation's high and low points, including the purchase of Alaska, the 1945 surrenders of Germany and Japan, recognition of Israel, censure of Joseph McCarthy, the 19th amendment, and more.
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Comments (2)
smeemctyre
Coming from a graphic designer's point of view, it's interesting to see how something so important could have looked and how the artist designed it.
kwright
Who is Charles Thomson? Why was he selected to design the seal?