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PUZZLE #1 - AMERICA

IN-CONTEXT WORD DEFINITIONS

history: The record of past events that includes America’s founding and struggle for independence. Recalls the story of the colonies breaking from British rule and forming a new nation on July 4, 1776.

flag: A national symbol of the United States with stars and stripes. The Stars and Stripes displayed at parades, homes, and fireworks celebrations throughout the holiday.

freedom: The power to live and act without unjust control or restraint. The founding principle Americans remember each Fourth of July as the reason independence was declared.

liberty: The protected right to be free under American law. Echoed in patriotic songs and monuments honoring those who fought for the right to govern themselves.

anthem: A patriotic song that represents a nation such as "The Star-Spangled Banner". Often sung before Independence Day fireworks and parades to honor the nation and its history.

justice: Fair treatment and respect for rights under the law. A founding promise of the republic that citizens reflect on during national celebrations.

colony: A settlement governed by a distant country such as the original thirteen British colonies. The original thirteen that declared independence from Britain on the Fourth of July.

citizen: A legal member of the United States with civic rights and responsibilities. The people who celebrate Independence Day and take part in voting, parades, and community events.

republic: A form of government in which citizens elect representatives. The system of elected government established after America declared independence from monarchy.

ballot: The paper or electronic form used by a voter to make election choices. The civic tool of the republic that lets citizens choose their leaders and shape the nation's future.

pioneer: An early settler or explorer who helped expand the American frontier. Remembered as the brave frontiersmen and settlers who built the early communities of the expanding republic.

Secret Word: The protected right to be free under American law. Echoed in patriotic songs and monuments honoring those who fought for the right to govern themselves.