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Aerial view of the Great Serpent Mound in Adams County, Ohio. Carbontests of the effigy revealed that the creators of this 1,330-foot monument weremembers of the Native-American Fort Ancient Culture (A.D. 1000-1550).The Liberty Bell, inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, anenduring symbol of Americanfreedom. First rung on July8, 1776, to celebrate theadoption of the Declarationof Independence, it crackedin 1836, during the funeral ofJohn Marshall, Chief Justiceof the U.S. Supreme Court.Two monuments to the central role Spain played in the exploration of what is nowthe United States. Top, the Castillo de San Marcos, built 1672-1695 to guard St.Augustine, Florida, the first permanent European settlement in the continentalUnited States. Above, fountain and mission remains of the San Juan CapistranoMission, California, one of nine missions founded by Spanish Franciscanmissionaries led by Fray Junípero Serra in the 1770s. Serra led the Spanishcolonization of what is today the state of California.168
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CHAPTER 1: EARLY AMERICAOUTLINE OF
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John Smith,the stalwartEnglish expl
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Benjamin Franklin: scientist, inven
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CHAPTER 3: THE ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE
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