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PUZZLE #3 - LIBERTY

IN-CONTEXT WORD DEFINITIONS

bell: The Liberty Bell: a historic Philadelphia symbol associated with American independence. Rung to mark independence, this cracked Philadelphia landmark remains a lasting emblem of liberty.

torch: The raised flame held by the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of hope and freedom. Lifted high in New York Harbor, it lights the way as a beacon of liberty for all who arrive.

breakaway: A separation from an established authority or ruling nation. The colonies' split from British rule that set the stage for the Fourth of July.

statue: The Statue of Liberty: the famous monument in New York Harbor representing freedom. A gift of friendship that stands as America's most famous symbol of liberty and welcome.

amendment: An official change or addition to the United States Constitution. A legal expansion of liberty added to the nation's founding framework over time.

defiance: Open resistance to authority or rules considered unjust. The bold pushback against British rule that helped spark the fight for liberty.

declaration: A formal public statement such as the Declaration of Independence. The historic document signed on July 4, 1776, proclaiming liberty for a new nation.

alliance: A partnership between nations or groups formed for mutual support. A wartime partnership, such as with France, that helped secure liberty for the young republic.

patriot: A person who strongly supports and serves their country. One who fought or spoke out for liberty during the Revolution and beyond.

boycott: A refusal to buy or use something as a form of protest. A tactic used by colonists, like refusing British tea, to resist rule and demand liberty.

congress: The national lawmaking body of the United States. The body that declared independence and continues to safeguard liberty through its laws.

Secret Word: The Statue of Liberty: the famous monument in New York Harbor representing freedom. A gift of friendship that stands as America's most famous symbol of liberty and welcome.