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During his State of the Union address, President George W. Bush called upon every American to get involved in strengthening America's communities and sharing America's compassion around the world. He called on each of us to commit at least two years of our lives-the equivalent of 4,000 hours-to the service of others. He included all Americans because everyone can do something, and he created the USA Freedom Corps to help all Americans to answer his call. It has been said that this site had over 3 million unique visitors at one point. If you are looking for a patriotic site to get an animated flag for you desk top this is the place to go. This patriotic music site has lots of different songs in many different formats. From "God Bless America" to "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" this is a very popular site for patriotic music. This site has patriotic music, articles and links to other sites with the same. This patriotic site has its own unique flavor and a good quantity of links. Go here if you are looking for original patriotic artwork for a personal web page. The images are very inspiring. I really liked the "brotherhood" one. If you are interested in loud noise and light shows this site is for you. Patriotic Fireworks has both American and imported fireworks. Liven up you Fourth of July with the traditional United States of America fireworks. If you are interested in arts and crafts maybe this site will interest you. This kids site has patriotic arts and crafts for the whole family to enjoy. Another similar site has US Patriotic Activities and Crafts. Fourteen patriotic essays about America's most beloved national symbols and customs, plus a list of possible school activities for Veterans Day. Teachers will find the essays useful as handouts and to plan curricular material. Betsy Ross was the creator of the original American Flag. In the Betsy Ross Homepage you will find all types of info on her and flags in general. The laws relating to the flag of the United States of America are found in detail in the United States Code. Title 4, Chapter 1 pertains to the flag and seal, seat of Government and the States; Title 18, Chapter 33 pertains to crimes and criminal procedures; Title 36, Chapter 10 pertains to patriotic customs and observances. This flag laws and regulations site is a good starting point to find out about these things. This government site about our flag has everything you would like to know about the flag of the United States of America. Independence National Historical Park, located in downtown (called "Center City"), Philadelphia, is often referred to as the birthplace of our nation. At the park, visitors can see the Liberty Bell, an international symbol of freedom, and Independence Hall, a World Heritage Site where both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were created. Don't miss this. One of the top Philadelphia patriotic sites. This site starts out "We are Patriots. We are the men and women who have been privileged to protect the heritage of liberty for all people to cherish as their own." The Patriot Files is a site dedicated to the preservation of US military history. This patriotic site is a non-governmental research firm dedicated to providing access to Uncle Sam's voluminous sources of information. From the home page, you can access every branch of government. They provide brief reviews of sites and feature the newest additions (see Weekly Highlights) and their candidates for The Best sites throughout Uncle Sam's web. |
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