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"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving

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"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving

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A story about superstitious people who believe ghost stories even though they call themselves educated. The story originates in New York State

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"I've Been Working on the Railroad" ~Anonymous 

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"I've Been Working on the Railroad" ~Anonymous 

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The song was borrowed from African American slaves who worked the Louisiana levees. When westward expansion required massive labor forces to construct railroads, the song became part of the railway culture.

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Known by children 2-92 in US and internationally. Symbol of happiness and fun.

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Widely accepted as an accurate depiction of rural American life in the 1930s

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THIS CATEGORY IS OPTIONAL YOU MAY DO THIS INSTEAD OF A FOLK SONG 

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THIS CATEGORY IS OPTIONAL YOU MAY DO THIS INSTEAD OF A FOLK SONG 

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“The Talking Mule”

Retold by S. E. Schlosser

The Talking Mule is a short story with no actual storyline. What happens is a farmer in South Carolina on his farm sends his son to go saddle the Mule. The Mule says he doesn't want to work on Sunday and it frightens the boy and he tells his father. The farmer goes to saddle it himself and the Mule says “where is my supper”?  So the farmer runs away into the house then the dog talks which makes him run away to his wife. He tells his wife what happens and she doesn't believe him until the cat says “what is so weird about a Talking Mule.

Originates in South Carolina

"The Talking Mule"

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James Montgomery Flagg made Uncle Sam and illustrated him

Uncle Sam was made during The Second World War to encourage people to join the army. Even after World War II he has been a symbol of The U.S.A even in modern times.

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Nighthawks by Edward Hopper

Nighthawks was made by Edward Hopper in 1942 with oil on a canvas. It shows how New York was in his time.

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“Johnny Appleseed” retold by S.E. Schlosser is about a man who was a wanderer and was respected by many people. He carried a sack of apple seeds with him everywhere he went and he new the frontier woods better than anyone. He was also friends with the Indians and when they British and the Indians attacked the village Johnny saved everyone, and became a hero. And this folktale originates from Ohio.

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The song “Cotton-Eyed-Joe” is an American folk song that is jumpy and energetic. It gets people on their feet wanting to dance. The author and the origin is unknown and a lot of people think the song is kind of racist. This song predates all the way from the Civil War. Although nobody knows where the song came from it spread really fast and it became a square dancing favorite.

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Superman isan American icon, who is found in comic books and movies, and is loved by all ages. He was one the of the first fictional characters to be created and he is found on many items that are used for everyday life.

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This is a picture that was taken by an unknown person in 1867. It is a picture of a famous Civil War photographer, Alexander Gardner, sitting beside a traveling darkroom holding a camera lense in Fort Riley, Kansas. This pictures significance is that it was taken during the time when all the technology was improving and everything was getting better.

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“Bloody Mary” is an American ghost story about an evil woman, Mary, who would take the blood of young children to make herself look more young and beautiful. The folktale starts off by children gone missing one by one. Then one day, the miller’s daughter was drawn away by an enchant that nobody else could hear. Her mother saw her going outside and called her husband to help follow her. Then, her neighbors follow her and find Mary using her wand to put an evil spell on the girl. One of the neighbors shoot her and then burn her in the fire. Before she died, she gave a curse to everyone in the village that whoever says her name three times before a mirror, she will possess them and rip their body to pieces. Since then, her story has been well known world-wide.

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“Amazing Grace” by John Newton, is about Christianity. This meaningful song originates from America. It is also believed to have a deep connection to the African-American community and slavery, as John Newton was a former slave trader himself.

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Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone) - Chris Tomlin (with lyrics)

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Mark and Lisa are happily married with two twins on the way but when he sells the house his dead spouse haunts him in hopes that he will keep the promise that he will not sell the house that is in the state of North Carolina.

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Block #1 Army Of the Dead

The Army Of The Dead is about a laundress that just recently moved to Charleston. Every night at twelve o’clock she is awakened by a noise from outside but she never looks to see what it is. One day she asked a fellow laundress what the noise was and was told that it was the Army Of the Dead. This was a bunch of soldiers who died before the war was over and would come out every night to fight. Now that she knew she was curious so the next night she watched. It was so mystifying that she watched for hours. When she woke up the next morning her right arm was paralyzed and she never washed a whole day again.

This story originated in Charleston, South Carolina. A few years after the revolutionary war

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Block #1 Bloody Mary by S.E. Schlosser. This is a ritual which originated deep in the forest in a tiny cottage in spook Pennsylvania. The main character is Mary and the folktale is about a woman who lived deep in the woods named Mary, who sold remedies for a living. A few girls went missing and couldn’t find out what happened to them. Was she a witch, a Queen, a vain woman, a murderess, a victim, a vicious ghost or something else that know one knows.

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Batman is a comic book figure that is on backpacks, folders, socks, outfits . He also has man different types of costumes for adults and kids.

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Block #1 Bloody Mary by S.E. Schlosser. This is a ritual which originated deep in the forest in a tiny cottage in spook Pennsylvania. The main character is Mary and the folktale is about a woman who lived deep in the woods named Mary, who sold remedies for a living. A few girls went missing and couldn’t find out what happened to them. Was she a witch, a Queen, a vain woman, a murderess, a victim, a vicious ghost or something else that know one knows.

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Yankee Doodle”

By: Richard Shuckeburg

Yankee Doodle can be traced back to before the Revolutionary War. It was written by the British Army during the French and Indian War. Richard Shuckeburg was a British army physician. Some say it was written to mock colonial Americans.

https://www.scoutsongs.com/lyrics/yankeedoodle.html

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The American folk song, “This Land Is Your Land”, by Woody Guthrie. Originated in the USA and was published in 1945. This song is an American song implying equality and we all should share the land that has been given to us. “This land is your land, this land is my land

From the California to the New York island

From the Redwood Forest, to the gulf stream waters.” This shows all of the earth is deserved to be inhabited by all of us not just certain races.

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A young schoolgirl finds that an all-nighter would be needed for her upcoming exam, so she decides to quietly study downstairs while her roommate Jenna sleeps. The girl eventually goes upstairs as silently as she can to grab her textbook to hear Jenna’s heavy breathing and a dripping noise like a broken faucet. Heading back downstairs to continue studying, she just guesses the faucet is broken and Jenna is sick. After some more hours of studying, she finally decides it is enough and goes back up to get a few hours of sleep only to find her roommate’s corpse lying dead and cold on the bed, her throat slit and the scarlet red blood dripping down. The girl screamed as neighboring people rush in to see what’s going on. There are large, red words written on the wall above Jenna saying, “Aren't you glad you didn’t turn on the lights?”

by S.E. Schlosser

State or region originated unknown

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This is a picture of Elvis Presley. This is an American icon and he shaped the way that Americans listen to music and dance to music. His records made approximately 500-600 million dollars and revolutionized the way the recording industry did business

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She’ll be coming round the mountain when she comes

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She’ll be coming round the mountain when she comes

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Hatchet Man retold by S.E. Schlosser was a story about 2 girls going to a bar staying really late. Little did she know the sophomore was being chased by the Hatched man but she escaped from him but she forgot her friend so she called a cab to bring her to campus. When she woke she did not see her in her bed she got up to open the door to see her friend dead, throat sliced by a hatchet. This story was excerpted from Spooky Indiana.

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Rosie the Riveter symbolized woman who worked in factories and went through hardships during World War ll. In her famous picture, she is flexing her arm and has on a bandana and is saying “We can do it!”

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“We Can Do It!" is an American wartime propaganda poster produced by J. Howard Miller in 1943 for Westinghouse Electric as an inspirational image to boost workers attitude towards working. This was made when the guys were at war and the women were the people working in the factories.

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Three Flags is a 1958 painting by American artist Jasper Johns. The work shows three canvases painted with hot wax.

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"Home On The Range”

By Daniel E. Kelley

“Home On The Range” is telling about how the author wants a nice home. It will have buffalo around it with nice weather. In other words the author wants a home that is out west.

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He is talking about America and how it is for all of us.” This Land is your Land, This Land is my Land, This Land was made for you and me. “

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The Ant Go Marching is a song about ants go marching. The song is about war because it comes from when the men come home war. It is a children's version of When Johnny Comes Marching Home.

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This is a ghost story. There was a group of girls who wanted to play with the Ouija board. When they had finally contacted a spirt the girls’ hand got stuck on the board piece that would spell out words. The words spelt out “Amber” and “Help.” She was eight and was apparently drowning. The girls called for help but nothing worked. Later, in the morning they would see on the news a girl named Amber drowned. This story originated in Texas

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In Dark Harbor Fishermen, N. C. Wyeth creates a dory brimming with bait fish as if standing on a dock. Three other boats provide an edgy geometric frame while a flock of gulls wheeling in flight activate the scene.

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Rosie the Riveter was an American icon for WWll she resembles women in factories. She gives courage to women who have none.

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Abraham Lincoln is an American icon because he freed the slaves. For that he will always be remembered by everyone.

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Shirley temple is an American icon. Shirley temple was  years old when she started rap dancing and becoming famous. As the Great Depression spread across the U.S.A, the adorable Shirley temple was there to sing,dance, and melt the hearts of everyone in America.

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This is a folk song categorized as children's music and derived from an old Christian song 'When the Chariot Comes'.

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Revolutionary Tea” by: Ruth and Norman LloydIt originated during the Revolutionary War period. The gist of this song was to sum up how the Americans dressed as Native Americans and threw British tea over the board.

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Revolutionary Tea” by: Ruth and Norman LloydIt originated during the Revolutionary War period. The gist of this song was to sum up how the Americans dressed as Native Americans and threw British tea over the board.

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American gothic

A Boston family linked to mass murders. They were painted and remembered over the year.

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John F Kennedy was a great man and a great president. This picture is JFK before he died.

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The art work, Three Flags, was painted by Jasper Johns. It is an artwork made with three canvases laid on top of each other and hot wax. No one really knows the meaning or significance of this beautiful piece of art, but people guess that it symbolizes America’s nationality.

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Bloody Mary was known as a witch and no one liked her. Then to make it worse  lots of little children were disappearing suddenly and everyone suspected it was her and it wa She was taking there blood to make her look attractive. They killed her with fire . When she was dying she said a curse that whoever was to same her name in a mirror she would kill them worse than she died.

American folklore

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The Boys Of Iwo Jima is iconic artwork by Felix DeWelden. It took DeWelden 72 hours to create a clay version of the picture. After this it was made into a large sculpture with each figure 32 feet tall. It now stands in Arlington Ridge Park Virginia for all to see in memory of the soldiers who fought.

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It originated from North Carolina. Tom Doola fought on the Confederate side on the civil war. He was hanged for allegedly murdering a woman but many people are still questioning if he actually committed the crime. The song says he should bow his head down and he’s bound to die.

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Christians believe that humankind is saved from damnation through the intercession of God’s son, Jesus. Human sin is washed clean through Jesus’s death on the cross. Evangelical Christians believe further that this forgiveness, or “grace,” is given freely to humans; they don’t need to earn it.

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Bloody Mary by: S.E. Schlosser it originated in Spooky PennsylvaniaThis folklore started in a deep forest in a tiny cottage in spook in Pennsylvania. The main character is Mary is the old witch. Mary lived deep in the woods , and sold remedies for a living. When a few girls went missing and they could not find out what happened to them. She is a vicious or ghost or something a witch.American folklore

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Bloody Mary by: S.E. Schlosser it originated in Spooky PennsylvaniaThis folklore started in a deep forest in a tiny cottage in spook in Pennsylvania. The main character is Mary is the old witch. Mary lived deep in the woods , and sold remedies for a living. When a few girls went missing and they could not find out what happened to them. She is a vicious or ghost or something a witch.American folklore

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This doll is well known throughout the U.S. Many used to have these dolls when they were younger. It was a fun toy and some children still play with Barbie dolls today.

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This iconic photo, the IWO Jima ,taken February 23, 1945, by Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal, shows five U.S. Marines and a Navy sailor raising the American flag over the battle-scarred Japanese island of Iwo Jima. I think this picture says that we as Americans are strong and can overcome war.

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retold by S.E. Schlosser, Once there was an old woman that was out late at night getting dinner. She noticed something strange coming out of the ground. So the dug around if and she found out that it was a big hairy toe. She thought that it would be could for dinner, so she took it home with her. Then later that night a black mysterious cloud came into her house and with a deep voice it said “Hairy toe, Hairy toe, I want my Hairy toe” Then the old woman said “ I ate you Hairy toe” and that was the end of her.

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This painting shows slaves working but you can also see the slaves are pursuing their own interests. The painter was also a slaveholder.

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Hatchet Man retold by S.E. Schlosser was a story about 2 girls going to a bar staying really late. Little did she know the sophomore was being chased by the Hatched man but she escaped from him but she forgot her friend so she called a cab to bring her to campus. When she woke she did not see her in her bed she got up to open the door to see her friend dead, throat sliced by a hatchet. This story was excerpted from Spooky Indiana.

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“Born in the USA” song by Bruce Springsteen 

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“Born in the USA” song by Bruce Springsteen 

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He wrote this song about the problems vietnam veterans faced when coming back to America. This war was the first war that America lost. The original name of this song was Vietnam. This song was just to recognize the hard work that they put into this and those killed in the war. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lZD4ezDbbu4

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This photo was taken by: stock images. This photo explains how during the Revolutionary War Paul Revere got on his horse and started saying the “British are coming” over and over again. He knew the British was coming. He was a great messenger during the Revolutionary War.

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This photo was taken by: stock images. This photo explains how during the Revolutionary War Paul Revere got on his horse and started saying the “British are coming” over and over again. He knew the British was coming. He was a great messenger during the Revolutionary War.

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John Henry Man vs. Machine

John Henry was born a slave in the 1840’s in Ohio but he was freed at war. He soon worked wet to work for a steel driving company. He was a very hard worker and no one could match his speed and strength. Until a machine was created to do his job. He tried to prove man is stronger but died in the process. “Exhausted, the mighty man crashed to the ground, the hammer's rolling from his grasp.”

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“Babe and the Blue Ox” was a story about an abnormally large man named Paul Bunyan and his side kick Babe the Blue Ox. Since they live in Bemidji, Minnesota they get large amounts of snow which is usually the size of a house. And the snow is so frozen it is practically blue, so when Paul found Babe in the woods he he had no choice but to take him in. Where Babe got his name was because he was blue and the snow was blue it was just right to name him Babe the Blue Ox. Now one summer Babe ended up meeting Bessie the one that he will soon learn to love and the summer which he used to hate but also found to love. This folklore originated in the “oral tradition of North American loggers.”

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Bugs bunny is…..

An American icon to any kid any age and even any adult who wants to see a good comedy. Many tv shows, commercials, comics, clothing, and many more has this very cuddly and cute face on it.

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an American icon because it can be recognized any American citizen. It is in New York and was given to us by France as a gift

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Peggy and Tommy, a young couple, were driving home down a lonely highway when it began to storm. Tommy slowed the car and they passed a house that had “No Trespassing” signs stuck in the grass and stapled all over the fence. Tommy hydroplaned off the road and straight into a pecan tree. Peggy was thrown against the door and smacked her head off the window, but they both survived. Tommy quickly ripped off pieces of his shirt to stop Peggy’s bleeding and went to go find help at the house they had passed. Peggy begged him not to go, but he left. Later, a sudden chill caused goosebumps to form on Peggy’s arms and she held her breath. All of a sudden, something began banging on the roof of the car. After the banging had passed, a police officer appeared at her window and she explained everything that had happened. As the officer helped her out of the car, she looked up and saw Tommy, hanging from the tree, with a “No Trespassing” sign stapled to his chest.

New Mexico

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Jackie Robinson was the first African American Major League Baseball player. He inspired that no matter your color you can do anything. His number was forty-two he played for the Brooklyn Dodgers.

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Jackie Robinson was the first African American Major League Baseball player. He inspired that no matter your color you can do anything. His number was forty-two he played for the Brooklyn Dodgers.

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Marilyn Monroe, an actress, who became famous for playing “dumb-blondes” in movies and tv shows. Because of this, she easily became an American sex symbol, which means she was known for her level of attractiveness.

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In this photography project, Zeren Badar explores a peculiar combination of photography, painting & collage. Copies of old masters paintings initially evoke viewers' memory. By using unexpected juxtapositions of objects, he tries to create ambiguity and pull viewers' attention deeper to his photographs. In many ways, it examines new types of still life.

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Days of ‘49

The song Days of ‘49 by Bob Dylan shows the life of an old miner after the gold rush. The song was written in New York. The song was written to tell a story about Tom Moore a retired miner. It also tells you about what the people were like at the mine and who they were.

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Martin Luther King Jr. is one of the most well known people to this day, as his “I had a dream speech” inspired many people during the Civil Rights Movement. He used nonviolent resistance to gain justice for African-Americans. He wanted to end segregation laws and believed all men were created equal.

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John Henry Man vs. Machine

John Henry was born a slave in the 1840’s in Ohio but he was freed at war. He soon worked wet to work for a steel driving company. He was a very hard worker and no one could match his speed and strength. Until a machine was created to do his job. He tried to prove man is stronger but died in the process. “Exhausted, the mighty man crashed to the ground, the hammer's rolling from his grasp.”

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"The Handshake" is an American folk tale about a beautiful women Mary and her soon to be husband George. They lived in the town Goldsboro with there families. This story is about a guy named George who supposed to get married to Polly. But, instead he runs off with a girl named Helene. Polly sons dies and is buried in the graveyard where a couple weeks later George's dad is buried. Polly meets George in the graveyard and kills George as wells so she can have her husband again. This story is originated in spooky North Carolina.

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This iconic photo taken by an unknown person shows Neil Armstrong walking on the moon for the very first time. This was one of the biggest steps for the USA to take. This was a great accomplishment made by America.

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Shady grove by Doc Watson was originates from “ Matty Grove” which we stole from the British. This song is about how someone meets their true love “ Shady Grove” and wants to be with her forever. Yet it also says “I’m bound to go away” but hopes that he doesn’t mean forever. Shady Grove is the sweetest girl in town that has brown eyes and a red nose which is another main reason why he wants her

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Kumbaya, a song originally from the 1920’s and has been rewritten and sang by many different artists over the years, is a song about peace. It was an omen to God to come and help those in need.

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“Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima” is a very popular piece, taken by Joe Rosenthal. It shows army men raising the American flag, surrounded by dead bodies and and rubble from the war that had passed.

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“Saying Grace” by Norman Rockwell is about a boy and his mother saying grace at a crowded restaurant. This is very significant because it showed how much people cared about their religion and it showed how they practiced it to, for example what they are doing in the picture which is blessing the food that God gave to us.

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Bald eagle

The bald eagle represents freedom and hope to all Americans. It shows that you can soar free and be on your own and also that you don’t have to rely on other people you can do things on your own. The photo was created by Brianna Turner.

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"Yankee Doodle" by Richard Shuckburgh originated in Western Euprope. This song was about the rich people taunting the poor people and how they dressed. One of the lines "stuck a feather in his cap" co,es from when the British regulars were leaving the ladies would give them plumes and they would stick it in their hats.

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Marilyn Monroe in an American icon that is very important to the world. She shows that you can show off your body and be confident but not be inappropriate.

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Marilyn Monroe in an American icon that is very important to the world. She shows that you can show off your body and be confident but not be inappropriate.

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"Café",  is an American artwork by

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This is "Café" American artwork by William H Johnson. It started African American artwork during the Harlem Renaissance and the tangled feet hints the heroic energy in a night in the town.

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George Washington

This painting was done to portray the first president of the United States. This painting also is iconic because it is of the first us president. The artist was Gilbert Stuart.

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“Bloody knife”, a Novia Scotia ghost story, is from the Micmac Tribe. In this story two warriors faught on the banks of a small creek when one dropped his knife in the creek. The warrior struggled to retrieve his knife, his blood filling the water, however, the knife always slipped out of reach. The warrior, sadly, never came back out of the water, and the knife remains at the bottom of the creek. Whenever anyone tries to reach it, the knife slips out of reach. They say that anyone who can reach it has the blood of a true warrior.

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She’ll be coming around the mountain when she comes

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She’ll be coming around the mountain when she comes

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“She’ll be Coming Around the Mountain When She Comes” is a children’s song, written by Anonymous, that originates from a Christian song “Second Coming of Christ”. The song was written as a representation of the original version with different lyrics. The song was written as a Christian song for kids to better understand.

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American Eagle

The American eagle is a very important icon to the American citizens. The American eagle was created in 1977

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Watson and the Shark

This art piece shows a man in the water next to a shark with people in a boat next to them. The people are trying to save him from the shark.

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Jingle bells was written by James Lord Pierpont in 1857, and was originally titled "One Horse Open Sleigh." Although the exact history of the song is debatable, there is a plaque commemorating the "Birthplace of 'Jingle Bells'" in Medford, Mass.,that the song was composed there when Pierpont was serving as pastor at a local church

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S. E. Schlosser

This folktale is about a scary 90 feet long big brown snake. It’s said to have ears that stick out from the side of its skinny head and a mouth big enough to eat a man. This creates was found in Bear lake,Utah. One man was casually walking near the lake. Until he seen a big bad snake appear in the water. He grabbed his rifle but chickened out and left his gun. The man claimed the rifle was gobbled up by the snake. The snake got real quiet after that. People said Pesos Bill fought it and it was slung all the way to Loch Ness. Others say the snake is just hibernating. We will never know for sure so watch out for the big snake.

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By:Woody Guthrie

The song, “Red River Valley”, was first recorded as “Cowboy Love Song” in 1925 by Carl T. Sprague. It was written to express the sorrow of a local woman as her soldier lover prepares to return to the east. This song has an uncertain origin, it can go by different names depending on where you live.

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Neil was the first human to leave the planet and walk on another world. He represents the accomplishment of NASA being the first to make a successful manned mission in July 1969 . He is truly an American icon.

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Breezing Up (A Fair Wind) is an oil painting by American artist Winslow Homer. It depicts a catboat called the Gloucester chopping through that city's harbor under "a fair wind". Inside the boat are a man, three boys, and their catch.

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Axe Murder Hollow, is a “ghost” story about a man and a woman, Susan and Ned. They are driving down the highway when it began to downpour. The two then decide to stop the car, but as Ned pushes on the brakes they slide on the pavement plunging off the road. Once it’s clear to the two they will need help Ned sets off to look for someone. As he is out Susan hears a loud scream. She gets out of the car to be revealed to Ned’s dead body hanging from a tree with his throat slit open. Then, there was a figure of a man with a grin upon his face and a large axe in his hands. That’s when Susan died.

This story is based upon true events, from Spooky Pennsylvania retold by S.E. Schlosser.

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“I’ll Fly Away” was written by Albert E. Brumley. It is called the most recorded gospel song and is commonly used in worship services. The meaning of the song is breaking away from the prison of the world and running home to heaven.

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Muhammad Ali is a boxing legend. Nicknamed “The Greatest” he is widely known for his saying, “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.”

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Confrontation, by Hughie Lee-Smith presents possibility. This piece was created around the time of the Civil Rights Era, telling women that they don’t have to be captivated by having no rights and they can fight for their freedom.

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A story about girls summoning the ghost of Bloody Mary and getting seriously hurt. The story originated in the United States as a tale to scare children.

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This Land Is Your Land is a song about freedom. We are free and we share beliefs and traditions because when it come so down to it, we will always come together with open arms.

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One direction is known by teens. Symbolizes pop music and a great group of friends.