people of france gave us the statue of liberty and why.
people of france gave us the statue of liberty and why.
who gave us the statue of liberty and why?
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the statue of liberty museum is located on liberty island in new york city. the museum opened on may 16, 2019, and is focused on the creation, meaning, and history of the statue of liberty (formally "liberty enlightening the world"), a large statue by frédéric auguste bartholdi which the people of france gifted to the people of the united states in 1886.









































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of the civil rights movement, walker says, "it gave us history and men far greater than presidents. it gave us heroes. selfless men of courage and strength, for our little boys and girls to follow. it gave us hope for tomorrow. it called us to life. because we live, it can never die". "choice: a tribute to dr. luther king jr." emphasizes how much passion and respect walker has for dr. king. in this particular essay, she speaks from a restaurant that refused to serve african americans in 1972. walker is able to learn from dr. king's experience because as an african american, she had to endure those same struggles. walker's mother taught her and her siblings to embrace their culture but at the same time to move up north to escape the harsh realities of the south. walker and her mother were present for dr. king's infamous speech. ultimately, this changes walker's perspective on racism and the effects of the civil rights movement within the african-american community. dr. king's example greatly inspires walker's viewpoint of how she sees the south.
in search of our mothers' gardens