The document analyzes the depiction of U.S. history in the stock certificate for the 1876 Centennial International Exhibition by F. O. C. Darley and S. J. Ferris, comparing it to the early 19th-century relief sculptures in the Capitol Rotunda. It emphasizes how the narrative of nationhood is conveyed differently in these two mediums and discusses the influence of their viewing locations on their interpretation. A work cited section is required to support the analysis.

1. Discuss the ways in which the history of the U.S. was presented
in the stock certificate for the 1876 Centennial International
Exhibition in Philadelphia by F. O. C. Darley and S. J. Ferris.
Compare it with the overall narrative of nationhood contained in
the early 19th century relief sculptures above the doorways in
the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, D. C. Be sure to comment
on the ways in which these images would have been influenced
by the locations in which they were viewed.
200-300 words, work sited