This document contains information about symbols and figures representing the United States. It provides details about presidents Barack Obama and the First Family. It also outlines key American symbols like the flag, national anthem, bald eagle, Uncle Sam, Statue of Liberty, and Mount Rushmore. The flag was designed by Betsy Ross and features 50 stars and 13 stripes. Uncle Sam became a nickname for the U.S. government after meat supplier Samuel Wilson provided beef barrels stamped "U.S." to the army.

2. BBOORRDDEERRSS

3. PPRREESSIIDDEENNTT Hawaii, on 4th August 1961
44th President
Elected November 4, 2008
Sworn in on January 20, 2009
Reelected November 2012
Wife: Michelle
Daughters: Malia and Sasha

4. CCUURRRREENNCCYY

5. Stars and Stripes
Betsy Ross sewed the first
flag
50 stars and 13 stripes

6. Anthem

7. Liberty Bell: Philadelphia
“Proclaim Liberty
throughout all the Land
unto all the Inhabitants
thereof.”

8. National bird: Bald Eagle
13 olive branches in one talon:
the power to make peace
13 arrows in the other: the
power to make war.

9. Uncle Sam
September 7th 1813: the United
States gets its nickname, Uncle Sam.
The name is linked to Samuel
Wilson, a meat packer from
Troy, New York, who supplied
barrels of beef to the United States
Army during the War of
1812. Wilson (1766-1854) stamped
the barrels with "U.S." for United
States, but soldiers began referring
to the grub as "Uncle Sam's." The
local newspaper picked up on the
story and Uncle Sam eventually
gained widespread acceptance as
the nickname for the U.S. federal
government
Recruiting tool for the U.S. Army during
World War I

10. Statue of Liberty
Gift from the people of France
The date of the Declaration
of Independence is
inscribed on the tablet (On
July 4, 1776)
A broken chain sits at
Libertas’s feet

11. Mount Rushmore
Keystone, South Dakota
Presidents of the USA:
George Washington,
Thomas Jefferson,
Theodore Roosevelt, and
Abraham Lincoln