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The
National Constitution Center is an independent,
non-partisan, and non-profit organization dedicated
to increasing public understanding of, and appreciation
for, the Constitution, its history, and its contemporary
relevance, through an interactive, interpretive
facility within Independence National Historical
Park and a program of national outreach, so that
We the People may better secure the Blessings
of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity.
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In communities across America,
1350 United Ways improve lives by mobilizing the
caring power of their communities. More than fundraisers,
United Ways are partners in change, working with
a broad range of people and organizations to identify
and resolve pressing community issues. United
Ways have led the nonprofit sector in the call
for transparent accountability and measurable
results.
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The World War II vessel will
be refurbished over the next two years including
opening now hidden areas of the ship to the public.
While in dry dock, the outside of the ship will
be repainted in classic battleship gray, and many
of the military aircraft on its flight deck will
be restored. Pier 86 will be entirely rebuilt
as well.
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The Flag Institute is the
world's leading research and documentation centre
for flags and flag information. The Institute
is also the largest vexillological membership
organization in the world. The Institute was founded
on St. George's day, April 23, 1971.
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The Henry Ford is the history
destination that brings the American Experience
to life. With a rich and diverse offering of exhibits,
demonstrations, programs and reenactments, The Henry
Ford celebrates yesterday’s traditions as
well as today’s innovations. Five distinct
attractions at The Henry Ford captivate and inspire
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The
Smithsonian
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Welcome to the Smithsonian
Institution, the world's largest museum complex
and research organization composed of 17 museums
and the National Zoo in the Washington, D.C.,
metropolitan area, and 2 museums in New York City.
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Information on the United
States Senate.
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Mount Rushmore National Memorial
is host to almost three million visitors a year
from across the country and around the world.
They come to marvel at the majestic beauty of
the Black Hills and to learn about the ideals
of democracy and freedom represented by the granite
portraits of Washington, Jefferson, T. Roosevelt,
and Lincoln. Over the decades, Mount Rushmore
has grown in fame as a symbol of America-a symbol
of freedom and democracy and a hope for
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The Flag Research Center
offers detailed, authoritative answers to all
your flag protocol problems. We also offer prompt,
clear, carefully researched answers to other flag-related
queries.
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Ellis Island is a symbol
of America’s immigrant heritage. From 1892
to 1954, this immigrant depot processed the greatest
tide of incoming humanity in the nation’s
history. Nearly twelve million landed here in
their search of freedom of speech and religion,
and for economic opportunity.
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Although the American Red
Cross is not a government agency, its authority
to provide disaster relief was formalized when,
in 1905, the Red Cross was chartered by Congress
to "carry on a system of national and international
relief in time of peace and apply the same in
mitigating the sufferings caused by pestilence,
famine, fire, floods, and other great national
calamities, and to devise and carry on measures
for preventing the same."
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Since its inception in 1958,
NASA has accomplished many great scientific and
technological feats in air and space. NASA technology
also has been adapted for many non- aerospace
uses by the private sector. NASA remains a leading
force in scientific research and in stimulating
public interest in aerospace exploration, as well
as science and technology in general.
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Independent Charities of
America (ICA) is a nonprofit association of America's
best charities. Its purpose is to represent charities
that meet the highest standards of public accountability
and program effectiveness and to facilitate gifts
to those charities from contributors in fund drives
conducted at work and on the web.
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Take a virtual tour of Betsy's
House. What do the red, white and blue represent?
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The
National Flag Foundation
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This site is designed to
honor the dignity of the Flag. It is not splashed
with red, white and blue because on this site,
these colors are reserved for the Flag. We trust
that you will find the site informative end enjoyable.
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The White House official
website. This site is a source for information
about the President, White House news and policies,
White House history, and the federal government.
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This site is the Internet
home of Military, Veterans & Patriotic Service
Organizations of America! MVPSOA is a nonprofit
federation that pre-screens and certifies high
quality national charities working to assist military
personnel, their families, and veterans. We present
these charities to potential givers in fund drives
at work and on the web.
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Information on the United
States House of Representatives.
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Why is Pennsylvania misspelled
on the bell?
What's the story of the crack? Read on!
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Valley Forge is the story
of the six month encampment of the Continental
Army of the newly formed United States of America
under the command of General George Washington,
a few miles from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Welcome to the National Museum
of Patriotism. Obviously the word “patriotism”
means different things to different people. We
invite you to come inside and explore what patriotism
meant to those Americans who came before us, as
well as what it means to many of us today. We
all share a belief in an idea called America.
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The National Museum of American
History dedicates its collections and scholarship
to inspiring a broader understanding of our nation
and its many peoples. We create learning opportunities,
stimulate imaginations, and present challenging
ideas about our country’s past.
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History
is everywhere. In nearly 400 national parks and
every hometown. It covers everything from the remnants
of ancient civilizations to the boyhood homes of
U.S. Presidents to the stirring sagas of hard-fought
wars to the reverberations of one woman refusing
to give up her seat on a bus. History is a part
of who we were, who we are, and who we will be. |