Text Structure/Immigration by Cheryl Lazarus

Mrs. Lazarus

clazarus4 — 2021-03-16 01:49:32 UTC

Families who lived in Europe and other countries faced many problems in their homelands. One problem was that people were poor in their homelands and there were not many opportunities to make money to support their families. They hoped to solve this problem by moving to American to find jobs where they could make more money to support their families.

Shiloh and Lola and Lucy

lolacrowell655 — 2021-03-16 16:15:51 UTC

Families in other countries faced prejudice and oppression about their beliefs and their own opinions.
To them the solution was to move to America to have their own Beliefs and religious freedoms. As well as jobs to support their families.

Teddy

theodorepemberton549 — 2021-03-16 16:16:13 UTC

People left behind there homes all over the world and traveled to America for a new life. Why? One reason is that the US government promised free land. The US also has religious freedom and freedom of speech. Eventually, there wasn't enough land anymore! the U.S. had too many immigrants. They had to have a law that filters out the immigrants. If they didn't meet the requirements then they would be sent home.

Christian

2021-03-16 16:16:21 UTC

A lot of the families left their homeland because they were poor and there were not many job opportunities. So with their problems they could support their families. So they moved to America. Were there were many job opportunities and get free land and they could support their families.

Ryan & Kyndel

2021-03-16 16:16:31 UTC

Many families in other countries had to believe a certain religion in their homeland. They hoped to solve this problem by moving to America to have religious freedom.

𝕄𝕚𝕒(it sienna and madeline)

2021-03-16 16:16:36 UTC

People moved to America because in their homelands there was a problem. One problem was their was no opportunities, jobs or resources in their homelands. So to solve their problem they moved to America to have jobs and recourses. ©

Ella and Arianna

2021-03-16 16:16:38 UTC

People faced prejudice, oppression, and war in their country.To get away from this people wanted to move to america to have freedom and be welcomed as a citizen. The worship what they weren't able to before and to have freedom from people that ruled them their whole lives.
There was also might not be any opportunities or resources in their country.people moved to america to find jobs and opportunities and to own their own lands.

𝕄𝕚𝕒

2021-03-16 16:16:41 UTC

They were not able to get resources or jobs in their community. There were little to no ways to support their families. Their solution was to move to America, So they could get jobs and have more chances to support there families.

Ava And Everett

2021-03-16 16:16:47 UTC

Families who lived in other countries faced problems cause they didn't have a job. They moved to America because they can be treated equally and to have a better life. They moved to America to have opportunities such as jobs and have land.

Liam and Clara

2021-03-16 16:16:48 UTC

Many people in their homelands were poor and had no jobs, so they decided to move to America. They had no ways to support their families. They solved the problem by moving to America so they could have jobs and land.

Caleb and Lysa

calebfranco439 — 2021-03-16 16:17:02 UTC

People in other countries had no opportunities. So they could move to America

Chloe

2021-03-16 16:17:25 UTC

A lot of families left their home town because they were very poor and no job opportunities. So with these problems they could not support their family. When they moved to the America there was many job opportunities and they game them free land. They could support their family in America!!!

dAnIeL

danielditommaso438 — 2021-03-16 16:17:44 UTC

Abigail T

2021-03-16 16:17:48 UTC

Many people moved to America to find more jobs to support their family. They also moved to America for a better life, than they had in their homeland. Immigrants faced prejudice, oppression, or war so they moved to America. They moved to America where the government treated everyone equally.

Vanessa and Finley

2021-03-16 16:18:02 UTC

People did not have enough money to support their families. So they decided to move to move to America where the land was cheap. They also decided to move to America because they could not make enough money in their homelands. They hoped to find jobs and money to support their families in America.

Josh

joshuataylor730 — 2021-03-16 16:18:51 UTC

They weren't able to get resources or jobs in their community. Because of this they could not take care of their family.

Cameron

cameronquintana684 — 2021-03-16 16:31:03 UTC

They moved to the United states for more opportunities and they were really poor so they moved for a better life

Tyler and Katie

tylerdreiling821 — 2021-03-16 17:50:29 UTC

People in other countries faced prejudice, oppression and war. They moved to America in hopes of getting away from prejudice, oppression and wars.
People in other countries had no opportunities in their homelands. They moved to America in hopes of getting jobs and more resources.

William

2021-03-16 17:51:29 UTC

They where facing prejudice and oppression.Then they moved to the united states looking for a now life and more opportunities.

Chloe and Avery

2021-03-16 17:51:44 UTC

They moved to the United States because in their hometown, they had to face prejudice, oppression, or war. They solved this problem by moving to America, where they were treated equally like everyone else, and they could worship if they wanted to. The immigrants hometown had no opportunities or resources. They solved this problem by moving to America for more opportunities or jobs, and to own more land.

Matthew and Jean

matthewpereira578 — 2021-03-16 17:51:51 UTC

They faced prejudice, oppression, and war. They were bullied constantly. They solved their problem by moving to America. After moving to America, they were treated equally by the government. They could also worship as they wanted to.

London 🐷

2021-03-16 17:53:02 UTC

When immigrants were moving to the United States, they were faced with prejudice, oppression and war. Though the citizens of America treated immigrants terribly the government still treated all people equally and still allowed the immigrants to preform/celebrate their traditions. Most immigrants left their homelands for opportunities in the U.S. like jobs, and land to own. When they arrived in America they had more opportunities to find jobs and buy land.

Stephen, Lexi, and Soha.

2021-03-16 17:53:21 UTC

The problem for them was there were no jobs or recourses in their homeland.To fix this they moved to America to look for new opportunities.Then they could have more recourses and options.

Emily and Milan

emilyweller420 — 2021-03-16 17:56:40 UTC

In peoples home land there was war, oppression, or prejudice. The solution to this was to move to America where there was freedom and money. Another problem was that in there homeland there was not enough money to go around. The solution was to move to America where there was jobs and money that you could live on.

Izzy & Lucas ツ

2021-03-16 19:30:48 UTC

A problem the immigrants faced prejudice, oppression or war. People were really poor, didn't have jobs, there were no opportunities, they didn't have a great life there. They moved to America hoping to find jobs to no longer be poor, hungry, and have a opportunity, and have their own land. The government treated everyone equally, and could have worship if they wanted. They could also have Religious and Political freedom.

Keegan & Ryan

2021-03-16 19:30:56 UTC

One problem of the immigrates was they faced prejudice, oppression, and war. In their home land they were most likely poor and did not have a lot of food. So they moved to the US to find jobs and make money. And get the free land from the government. Hoping that they can make money to help their family.

Nathaniel K. and Matthew B.

2021-03-16 19:30:59 UTC

Most immigrants faced oppression in their home countries. Some also faced prejudice, and even war. People came to America because they had freedom. American government had no control over religion. Everyone is made equal, so black, white, tan and yellow have no difference.

Tyler & Connor K

2021-03-16 19:31:00 UTC

In their homelands, people were poor. But there were few, if any, ways to make money. Without money, families couldn't buy food, homes, or anything else. Then, many decided to move to America, where there were a lot of economic opportunities. The ships were disgusting, since many had to ride in the grossest area, and there wasn't much food either. When they arrived, they had to go through a couple checks at Ellis Island, where they decided if they could go into America or have to go back home, depending on their criminal records and if they have diseases. After passing, they are free to get jobs, not have to face oppression and grow crops, or just buy food.
People didn't have jobs because there weren't any job opportunities. They couldn't make money because of this, so they couldn't get anything necessary for survival. They decided that, if they moved to America, they would get job opportunities. So they used what little money they had to buy tickets to get on a ship and go to America. They spent a week to 10 days traveling, during which there was barely any food. Most had to ride in the lowest part of the ship, which was very gross and smelly. But when they got there, it was worth it, to most. At Ellis Island they were tested, and determined if they could go to America. If they did, they would have better lives. If they didn't, they would have to go back and continue not having money.

Bryce and Toliver

2021-03-16 19:31:05 UTC

People around the world faced many problems like prejudice, oppression and war and that was a problem. So they moved to America for the hope that it would fix their problems. The government treated everyone equally. They got to worship what they wanted and it was there solution for their problems.

Riley B. and Rhian

2021-03-16 19:31:05 UTC

People in Europe and other countries faced many problems in their homelands. One problem is that they were poor and they couldn't pay for things they needed/need. They hoped to solve this problem by moving to America where the government would treat everyone equally and could worship whatever they wanted.

Abby and Cooper

2021-03-16 19:31:07 UTC

People in Europe and other countries faced multiple problems in there countries. For example, people were poor and there weren't many ways to help their families. They hoped to fix the problem by moving to the U.S.To find jobs to make money to support their families. So they went to Ellis Island to immigrate to America.
Another problem was that people did not have religious or political freedom.So they immigrated to America.

Dylan & Connor R

2021-03-16 19:31:11 UTC

There where no opportunities or resources in thier homelands. The solution was moving to America where there were opportunities for more jobs, and to own their own land. They faced prejudice, oppression, or war. They moved to live in America where the government treated everyone equally and they could worship as they wanted. (Religious and Political freedom)

Sawyer and Ethan

sawyercarter974 — 2021-03-16 19:31:22 UTC

Families who lived in Europe and other countries faced many problems in their homelands. One problem was that people faced prejudice, oppression, and war. They hoped to solve this problem by moving to America where the government treated everyone equally and they could worship as they wanted.                  One problem was that there were no opportunities or resources in their homelands. They hoped to solve this problem by moving to America where there were opportunities for more jobs, and to own their own land. below is job because it is a brick builder

Kiera and Riley O.

2021-03-16 19:31:39 UTC

The people that lived in and near Europe faced prejudice, oppression, or war before they immigrated to America. They solved this problem by coming to America where they hoped to find freedom, land, and money.
There were also no opportunities or resources in their homelands. They solved this problem by immigrating to America.

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2021-03-16 19:32:28 UTC

Hayden And Holly

2021-03-16 19:33:21 UTC

Families from Europe had a scarce of food. The families had little money also. They had no freedom and the rights to be religious.There was war and not a lot of resources. That was a big problem.
They needed to solve this problem by immigration. They moved to America to have freedom and be healthy. They also moved to America because they needed to help their families. COPYRIGHT!!

Milan & Kolby.

2021-03-16 19:40:06 UTC

People wanted to leave their country because of unequal rights. How they solved this solution was going to America where they know they would have more equal rights. In their homelands they were poor and did not have a lot of job opportunities. How they solved this problem was moving to America where their were lots of job opportunities.

Keegan & Ryan

2021-03-16 19:40:23 UTC

In their home towns there was not much opportunity, So they moved to America and found jobs.

Bryce and Toliver #2

2021-03-16 19:40:32 UTC

People

Ava & Brady

2021-03-16 19:40:59 UTC

One problem they faced was prejudice, oppression, war, and their religion. They wanted to fix this problem by moving to America were everyone is treated equally.
Another problem immigrants faced was there was no opportunities and no resources. To fix this problem they moved to America and had more opportunities for jobs.

2021-03-16 19:44:41 UTC

Lola

lolacrowell655 — 2021-03-17 16:25:40 UTC

I saw lady liberty from afar. When I got close the statue seemed to tell a story. Her face looked proud with a small amount of sadness. Her slate has the date the Declaration of Independence was signed on it. The statue is the color of dark mint and the flames on her torch are gold. The statue of liberty is big, but not as big as you think. She is only 305 feet tall. Her torch lights the way for all who come to america.

Caleb

calebfranco439 — 2021-03-17 16:34:40 UTC

The statue of Liberty's torch is a lantern that guides immigrants to America. It lights they way for the poor. When Immigrants see it it gives them hope. It's bright gold shine fills their heart with relief that they will soon have a new life in America. Now when the immigrants see it they would see a new version of it. The old one is in the museum. From the torch you can see all of New York where immigrants now live.

Ella

2021-03-17 16:34:55 UTC

The statue of liberty is the meaning of freedom to all. With her bright emerald skin like no other. A woman, staring with her head held high to the sea. Standing on her podium tall and proud. Her flaming torch showing the way through the darkest times. Holding a book that shows our liberty. Her crown with seven spikes in all directions. with detail and meaning like no other. A story that might not be hers but she tells through her look to the world. The statue of liberty is A wonderful thing.

Ava

2021-03-17 16:35:20 UTC

If i was in the torch i feel like it would be a pretty view. But i have an issue when i get in there it is dirt, and is rusty when i touch it. I look at it and it is old and dirty from my point of view but really clean floors. When i scratched it i made a loud sound that almost made my eardrums fly of my head! The best part of the day was seeing the torch which stands for loyalty.

Sienna

2021-03-17 16:35:24 UTC

The breeze in your hair the beautiful view. This is the Statue of Liberty. The old rides for the floor show how old this beauty is. At night the sky goes black but the statue of liberty still stands tall with bright lights showing to make a pretty view. Looking down below everything is so tiny and everybody looks like tiny ants. On the other hand, looking up there is a big burnt yellow torch just above your head.

Shiloh

2021-03-17 16:36:03 UTC

The Stateyou of Lidtey is a sighn of freedom. Her hair is so buteful the birds start to sing at the sight of her hair. When I sawl the ocean green stateyoul I was amazed, the bright ornge Torchl will light the dark sky and stay light even in the Harshest Storms. At the top of the statue the view is underscible. I fell like a star.

cameronquintana684 — 2021-03-17 16:36:19 UTC

the interior had many cool designs.there were patterns of red and blue everywhere.The torch stands for knowledge. In fact it's made of copper.The inside was as bight as day.

Arianna🦋 -Front Deck!💛

2021-03-17 16:37:33 UTC

I see lady liberty holding the torch high in her hand to symbolize guiding the way for knowledge. In her right hand, I see her holding the tablet with the date of the signing of The Declaration of Independence. At night I see blue and white lights lighting up the statue at night. On the crown I see 7 points with pride she wears. At the deck, I see plates with notes in every corner that I look at. When I look straight at thy Statue I see gated entrees keeping people out. I look up at the golden torch and see the empty observation deck. Then I look below and see the greenest grass ever and can almost smell its freshness.

Ryan

2021-03-17 16:37:41 UTC

The Statue of Liberty's crown. In the crown there are 25 windows. The stairs are silver. The interior of the crown is a grayish white. There is a pressure or temperature gauge. A small space where a electrical circuit. The railings are silver. Also there is a security cam.

William

2021-03-17 17:51:48 UTC

When I look at the Statue of Liberty I see freedom. Then I go up to the torch I can see really far down

Emily

emilyweller420 — 2021-03-17 18:02:29 UTC

I look up and see a green symbol of freedom. It is huge.I feel the walls and they are rough and graney. I hear see the torch look like it is flickering in the night sky. I see a poem about freedom at the base of the moment. I see the crown with seven points on it. I see freedom.

Chloe

chloemedford722 — 2021-03-17 18:04:00 UTC

The Statue of Liberty. Has anyone ever thought what she means to us? She means freedom. She was a gift from France that declared freedom. That big green piece of art is sitting on top of an island. She is always holding a scroll and a torch. Just to remind us that we live in a free country. Whenever it is night she glows. She is 151 ft from the base to the torch. Tourist all over the world have toured her, and looked at her museums.

Milan

noIammnotmilanwhatrutalkingabt — 2021-03-17 18:05:31 UTC

When I stepped into the room where the double helix stairway was I could not help but marvel at the height of the stairs themselves. I had definitely underestimated how tall Lady Liberty really was. I heard the clanging of foot on metal as people climbed the shining silver staircase. The stairway seemed to spiral too heaven but it only went to the lower platform. I couldn't imagine how high up the higher platform would be. Underneath me the clear glass that I was standing on showed the Pedestal stairs. I'll be honest, it was kind of scary. If I looked to the sides of me there was lots of clutter around. I was sure they were probably important but it made the interior have a messy appearance. Then I walked up the stairs to explore the rest of the magnificent statue.

London 🐷

2021-03-17 18:07:50 UTC

I step into the information center and recognize the tip of the glowing torch. As I wonder through the Flag pole plaza I admired the the view of Lady Liberty from behind. Roaming to the Centennial Doors I stare and think "How old are these doors" by looking at the dull and shiny color. My tracks have dropped me off at the Double Helix Stairway to begin my expedition through the statue. When peeking around the Stairway there were many metal pieces and equipment that made the place a bit messy. They must be holding up this magnificent statue. After walking a while I made it up to the crown that she wears upon her head. The view out the crown was breathtaking. After admiring the view some more I headed up to see the Torch interior. The ceiling above me had a unique shape and a unique color. It was very interesting to view. I made my way to the last stop on my adventure. I glance out the balcony looking out at sea, and other islands, it was beautiful. Lady Liberty was a show of Peace, Freedom, and Friendship between us and France.
London :P

Matthew Pereira

matthewpereira578 — 2021-03-17 18:08:23 UTC

That tall statue standing on an island. It looks amazing! It's a green turquoise color. The wonderful statue is holding a torch above it's head and holding a book. The Statue of Liberty represents freedom. It was a gift from France. It was standing on a building in an island in New York. We could even go inside of the Statue of Liberty. There were never ending stairs and ladders. The statue was over 100 years old. One of the most breathtaking statues in the world.

The support rooms. Stephen

2021-03-17 18:15:36 UTC

The support rooms for the statue of liberty are fascinating.There are hundreds of steel bars that interlock to keep it stable.They are complex and fit tightly together to hold the thousands of pounds of metal supported.It is like a spider web each piece holding it together if one piece broke in would be a disaster.The areas are large hundreds of feet tall or long.It is coated in the metal skin of the statue of liberty.The skin like coat is not smooth it is actually very lumpy.There is no green on the inside however there is still some rust.It feels like it might fall apart at any moment yet it stays strong.

Lexi

2021-03-17 18:16:26 UTC

I looked up and I saw a tall beautiful lady starring down at me. The Statue of Liberty was made up of green ancient copper. The smile she gave showed, Proudness, Friendliness, and Freedom all in one smile. I notice the date on the tablet she proudly held, the date of when the Declaration of Independence was signed was shown. I was awed with her torch she held. The Statue of Liberty's torch is for to light the path to freedom and liberty. I hope one day to see the Statue of Liberty once again.

Soha

2021-03-17 18:17:41 UTC

When I took a view next to the torch, I see a big city. There's many variety of colors everywhere. Up from the torch I can taste the fresh windy breeze also taking my hair. Up top I can see small boats passing through. The red colored boat caught my eye. When I look down I see a purple and blue colored eye. I probably shines when it's night. When I look to the left side I see lots of green natural grass. The skies also seem to look cloudy. Reminds me of cotton candy.

Jean

2021-03-17 18:20:17 UTC

After taking the rusty stairs that never ended until now to the torch that Lady Liberty holds, you see the beauty of everything surrounding you! The first thing that caught your eye the very time you opened the door was the shimmering ocean that you had to journey across with other tourists to reach Lady Liberty, and you imagine in the ocean all the unique creatures that looked like tiny specks from the torch's view. Then you look up to see the baby blue colored sky with puffy cotton candy clouds. You feel so close to the point that you imagine it picking you up high from the fiery torch. Leaning towards the fence you notice dozens of friendly tourists wearing outfits that you have never seen before are walking around like tiny worker ants that are exploring everything mesmerizing they see. After taking a quick scope of the ground you notice Lady Liberty's stone cold tablet that she carries with her left arm, and you try reading the careful words displayed on it but just can't figure out what it says since it's so far. After looking around and taking more then a thousand pictures you finally head down and explore the museum with all the other tourists.

izzy

2021-03-17 19:25:20 UTC

The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France after the war. The statue of Liberty is also known as "Lady Liberty", and Liberty means freedom. The Statue of Liberty is it's in its own island, it even has a poem in the bottom of the structure. She has a torch on her hand with 7 points on her head meaning 7 continents, she even has a tablet in her hand meaning the sign of the Declaration of Independence.

Ava M

2021-03-17 19:28:53 UTC

The Statue of Liberty is a statue that France had given them to show that they were free. They Statue of liberty on the outside looks like a lady with a crown and holding a book. The book has the date that the Statue of Liberty was made on it. The crown has 7 rings on it for the 7 continents of the World. The Statue of Liberty when it was given was made out of copper, but because of oxidation it has turned a green color that looks like an emerald. The statue of liberty also has a short poem on the bottom of the Statue to welcome all of the people who are arriving.

Abby

2021-03-17 19:32:20 UTC

The Statue of Liberty also known as Lady Liberty has a green spiky crown.That has 7 huge spikes on it.It is made out of copper and steal.The crown represents the 7 continents in the world.It can also represent the seven seas and the rays of the sun.The statue was a gift from France in 1885.Before it was brown but after lot of rust it is green now.

Connor Rhinehart

2021-03-17 19:32:47 UTC

I watched in awe as I could see more of the faint golden glow of the copper torch. I could only dream of becoming a proud American citizen. As we got closer I could almost feel the light emitting from the gold covered torch. When we reached the dock I could see the towering green statue gazing down at me. I felt as if I were on top of the world as I glanced down at the microscopic boats from the balcony. From the top of the torch came the immense feeling of confidence, excitement , and self esteem.

Cooper Huggins

cooperhuggins045 — 2021-03-17 19:35:53 UTC

When I look inside of the crown I saw some obvious details but some are more secretive. One obvious detail I noticed was that the view from that high up was gaping down like a skyscraper. Another obvious one was that the inside looked very metallic. But now i'll tell you some more subtle details. One of them is this small phone at the top of the tower, maybe used if somebody at the top needs help. But the most interesting detail was this book looking this of the statue. I didn't know if it was a book or a photo.

€than

2021-03-17 19:40:37 UTC

The torch on the Statue of liberty is the torch that she holds up top her head. The handle's exterior is copper. The torch's fire is yellow. How did it get its yellow? It was covered in cold leaf. Not made of gold leaf, just coated in it. The torch has lights of different colors at the edge of the floors. The torch has a fence, so you don't fall. But it looks good when she is holding it.

Riley o

2021-03-17 19:41:11 UTC

The statue of liberty is a beautiful sight did you know that the torch was actually made to signal ships originally but was to dim and the torch represents freedom and also that the immigrants are close to ellis island the torch is as heavy as a house and is also the tallest part and is brighter than the sun. Extra the crown has 7 points for the seven seas and content the lady liberty means we can not forget the principles involved. fun fact the statue of liberty has 56 windows .the statue of liberty has 36 words on the book. the statue of liberty had 162 steps. The statue of liberty has a poem on the base as well.

Connor K.

connorkasperlain634 — 2021-03-17 19:41:29 UTC

Inside the museum, I felt the warm air, after a windy breeze from outside. I could see the smaller torch inside like as If I were flying outside the actual Statue Of Liberty. I saw the calming waves from the ocean outside the window. I decided to take a look around. The bronze lights were gleaming like a brown sun, inside the gallery. I looked around a found a giant bronze head, sticking out of a wall, representing what the Statue of Liberty looked like before oxygenating. I stomped upstairs to find a deck with smooth railing where you could view historical old Ellis Island. I slid down the railing and ran up to the flagpole, representing the amazing U.S.A! I smelt the delightful flowers in the gardens, and it filed me with joy!

Brady J

2021-03-17 19:43:21 UTC

The statue of liberty has a crown.The crown was made by France as a gift to America.It has 7 things that poke out of it.It represents the seven continents.It is made from copper.It turned to green because of rust.The crown was one of the last things they made.

Keegan

2021-03-17 19:43:31 UTC

In New York City there is something that sticks out, on an island where Lady Liberty stands. The green copper 305ft tall statue looks and you. The look on her face says I am proud to be here and I am here for a reason. The tablet she holds in her hand had the date she was given to us. The crown on her head had seven points. One for each Continent. The dress she wheres has a bunch of little squares if you look close enough.

Kiera

2021-03-17 19:44:01 UTC

From inside of the torch that is held by the Statue of Liberty, you can see many different things. One of the things that you can see is that it is still the original color of copper, but the outside is not. You may also see the ocean out of the little cracks in the sides. Another thing that you can see is that there is a light bulb on the wall so that you can see if it gets too dark. When you look up, you can see the structuring of the fire. When you take a closer look at the top and sides, you may notice that it looks like only the top if made of copper; at least on the inside.

Milan

2021-03-17 19:44:16 UTC

The Statue of Liberty is a wonderful sight. My favorite part about her is her majestic torch. Lady Liberty holds her beautiful torch above her head proud. Her torch is a little rusty but the largeness of it makes it hard to see. The torch is such a shiny yellow it can be easily mistaken for gold. The torch itself is small compared to the State of Liberty ,but you look at the torch from up close, you can see how large it really is. On the base of the torch is a ring of lights that makes the illusion of the torch glowing, in the night sky.

Hayden

2021-03-17 19:45:47 UTC

i came over the horizon to see the beautiful statue standing there. i noticed the pedestal wall's were like a fort then i searched up is the statue of liberty on a fort. Yes it was they called it fort wood. i kept searching about fort wood it was built to defend New York during the war of 1812. it was a part of the defense alongside fort Gibson.

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Riley Burdette: Statue of Liberty

2021-03-17 19:45:53 UTC

The Statue of Liberty was made in the late 1880s and was given to the U.S. from France because they were envious of their democracy. The Torch is a symbol of enlightenment and the Torch guides the way to Liberty for everyone. The seven points on the Statue of Liberty's halo represent the seven seas and the seven continents. The resembles the need for laws to keep everyone safe in the U.S. The robe that the Statue is wearing represents the Libertas, the goddess of Liberty and freedom.

Rhian Huq Statue of Liberty

2021-03-17 19:46:03 UTC

The torch is a symbol of freedom and enlightenment. The Halo/ crowns 7 points really meaning seven continents or seven seas. The Tablet it hold is the " The Book Of Laws". The statue of Liberty has a few nicknames like : Lady Liberty,America's Freedom,Lady on a pedestal. It is currently mint green now because it had to go through all of the rusting! It used to be Brown though.

Matthew

2021-03-17 19:47:45 UTC

The Statue of Liberty was a gift by the french after a war. But also with that statue was a poem, a we little poem. This poem was from the french and the american to welcome immigrants to the country. The statue of liberty is beautiful so is the poem. One day the french gave america gift a gift that would change america forever. With that gift a person wrote a poem for them saying Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame With Conquering limbs astride from land to land;
Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand
A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame
Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name
Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand
Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command
The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.
"Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries she
With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!". we have yet to appreciate the statue as much as we should have.

Sawyer

sawyercarter974 — 2021-03-17 19:48:53 UTC

The Statue of Liberty is an amazing sight to see. It’s like candy for the eye. The Torch of the Statue of Liberty Used to be brown but is now a Gorgeous Sea green color ( which kind of matches the water around the island ). The handle and fire are made out of copper. The Fire was coated in gold leaves that shine in the sunlight. There were openings in the fire to act like a beacon or a lighthouse.

Ryan: The Torch

2021-03-17 19:52:46 UTC

The statue of liberty is amazing in all but what I think is the best is the torch. First of all, the torch gives off the stellar illusion that it is burning. They do this with several lights at the top of the torch. Second of all, the torch actually has a ladder that you can climb on! It may sound CRAZY cool, but I bet it would be scary because of how old the statue is. The last thing is that on the inside of the torch it is less rusty and polished than the outside. They do this because the only people that would be going up into the torch are the workers.

Kolby

2021-03-17 19:53:47 UTC

The bell inside the Statue of Liberty is gold with a little rust on it. It is at the top of Lady liberty. You have to take ladders then take stairs to get to the bell. If you climb get there from the bottom to top you would climb about 295 to 300 feet in the air. The bell might be one of the few copper parts that stayed too look like gold. If you climb all the stairs to get to the bell it would 354 feet to to 20 stories high.

Toliver

2021-03-17 19:56:25 UTC

On the island of Lady Liberty you most likely go to Fort Wood. If you want to have a good look Fort Wood is a good place with all the open space its an ideal place. You car read a poem for Lady Liberty, but that is one of the little stuff there. Fort Wood is quite bland good for drawing bad for a thing to look at. At night its better with the spotlights its quite good looking.

Nathaniel - Torch

2021-03-17 19:56:46 UTC

The torch on the statue has a very significant meaning. It "lights the to path liberty." The torch has been altered many times. The first torch now is in the museum, along with the face. The torch is made of copper, but is surrounded in gold. Around 24k pounds of gold! It is rare to find a photo of the interior of the torch. The torch is held in Lady Liberty's right hand.

lucas

lucaszuluaga160 — 2021-03-17 19:59:52 UTC

The Statue of Liberty has a lot of details. Some of those details are spotlights on the Statues of Liberty's head because whenever it's dark out, they want you to see the Statue of Liberty. Another detail of the Statue of Liberty is when you first walk in front of the Statue of Liberty there is a poem telling you about it the Statue of Liberty.Another detail about the Statue of Liberty is it used to be copper is brown but sense of all the rust and how long it's been turned to green. The statue has a book in its hand and it says the year the Declaration of Independence was made. Her crown has seven spikes on its head representing the seven continents.

Josh

joshuataylor730 — 2021-03-17 21:37:07 UTC

If you are standing on the torch it looks like a flame of fire that is not moving. The way the torch looks isn't the good part thow. The good part is the view when you're on the torch when you look out in the distance you will see SOO many buildings. You Will see a lot of water that is around the Statue too. Sometimes you will see boats and, sometimes you many not, Sometimes the water will look beautiful sometimes it wont. Most of the time you will see fog that may cover some of the buildings that could possibly effect the view. The best part of it is that it is HUGE are extremely Tall.

Dylan M I saw lady liberty from yonder. When I got close the statue seemed to tell a story. It was a gift from France symbolizing our freedom and, independence. Her face looked proud. Her slate has the date the Declaration of Independence was signed on it. The statue is the color brightish darkish green, although it used to be brown because it is made of coper. The flames on her torch are gold. The statue of liberty is big, but not as big as you think. She is only 305 feet tall. Her torch lights the way for all who come to America.

2021-03-18 13:31:10 UTC

Clara See

2021-03-18 13:34:54 UTC

When on the Statue of Liberty's torch, you see so many wonderful sites. You can see the cherry red ferries in the distance. The bright blue harbor, with islands scattered across the water. Even though you can hear people talking and screaming, wanting to get inside, it doesn't take away from the gorgeous view. The gold flame lights the way on a steel torch. Tall buildings on the horizon. On a small island in the distance, you can see the brown buildings. You can even see the red, white, and blue flying high in the sky.

Madeline

2021-03-18 13:40:34 UTC

I get off the ferry doc and I look up high at the torch is a beautiful view, especially at night when the whole city lights up. There is sage green patterns every where, there is even pedals surrounding the torch. The colorful lights shinning at the torch and making it more colorful. The torch is textured in a spiraled pattern all the way around. There is even a texture surface to stand on when you are high up in the sky. At the very top of the statue is the torch lighted at night to stand taller. Patterned railing around the torch to cover the beautiful yellow torch.

Katie A.

2021-03-18 14:12:38 UTC

When I saw the Centennial doors leading to the Pedestal Lobby I saw pictures on it. There were 10 in all, five on each door. When I went inside, it looked like a type of airport! When I was inside I went up the Pedestal stairs I wound up inside the statue! As soon as I went up the Double Helix Stairway I was at the Lower Platform, I was also able to see all the support structures made to make the gown!

Chloe

2021-03-18 15:35:35 UTC

The torch in Lady Liberty's hand that just looks like boring old bright yellow but the inside looks really cool it has orange, red, brown, and some dark blue. A while ago they use to let people go inside the torch and look around. That didn't last long though because to get up there you have to use a really sketchy looking ladder that wasn't safe. The ladder looks like it was once bright white but now is chipped and rusty. The inside looks like it is made of some type of metal and is a lot of years old!! So I imagine it has a really ripe metal scent. On the outside of the torch there are lights circling it. The lights are dark blueish purple that look like that they are solar lights. On the outside of the lights it has the same pale green copper!! The torch stands for lighting the way to freedom!!

Vanessa

2021-03-18 15:36:18 UTC

The statue of liberty has many different parts. One of the many is the arm of the statue. If you stand right below the stair case in the arm you can see the torch that she is holding. There are metal walls going up in a cylinder shape. It is quiet almost all the time because you never know if there are going to be any people at the statue. The outside of the statue is green but it used to be copper. It is very cold in the arm of the statue so I suggest you bring a sweater!

Christian

2021-03-18 15:36:45 UTC

The interior and what the crown room in the statue of liberty looks like. One thing in the Statue of Liberty's crown room is curved lines in the wight bowl-like roof. One more thing in the Statue of Liberty's crown room is 20 Windows with brown frames facing out to sea. Another thing in the Statue of Liberty's crown room is Metal floors with a small metal staircase leading up to the 20 windows. Something else in the Statue of Liberty's crown room is on all sides there are 8 beams going along the wall with a tan-like color. There's black foam covered in zip ties going along 4 out of 8 beams in the crown room. In the crown room, there are clean clear metal railings going along the metal going all the way around. On the metal bottom, there were small little cravings on the metal floor. In the bottom middle, there's a spiral staircase going down with a silver like color.

Everett. Gerber

2021-03-18 15:48:02 UTC

I can see the buildings across the island. I can infer that it feels dirty or rusty. I can see the crown that is right below the torch. I can see the lights shining on the railings. I can see it looks old because it has many spots that are green.

dAnIeL

danielditommaso438 — 2021-03-18 15:50:15 UTC

The statue of Liberty holds a book instead of the Internet. She holds a fake torch that can't even glow at all. The Statue of Liberty is a mix of green and blue for some reason and I never knew that humans used to be green and blue. You can go inside of the Statue of Liberty, But who wants to go in there. It looks like an unfinished house, and you don't want to be in there because you can get trapped. It's like a maze without seeing a map.

Avery

2021-03-18 16:49:29 UTC

Families far and friends gathered around admire Lady Liberty, as she means freedom from a long time ago. With her emeraldish skin and a book of laws her hand, and a beautiful bright torch above her head that glows at night. Hey, Did you know that her torch is actually not the original one? The Original torch was actually made in the 1800's, and since it has been altered over the years, they made it the centerpiece in the museum for everyone to look at. Also, Did you know that the Original torch was made with sheets of copper and gilded so they could cut through it and make it act like a lighthouse or beacon? Pretty neat, right? Now we have the newer torch, which was recreated as the third round of alterations finished in 1916!

Avery

2021-03-18 16:51:12 UTC

People had faced in their hometown war, oppression, and prejudice. So they traveled to America to have a better life.

Holly :D

2021-03-18 19:08:15 UTC

I'm going to talk about what the flag looks like!
The Flag is 3/32 inches thick. I honestly don't know what they mean but ok! A French Engineer made this flag. It had a vertical weight! Which I don't know what that means!! It's made out of copper skin. I don't know if they mean a snake or like a penny haha! The Flag had a horizontal force of wind!
I think this is pretty awesome. Also the Flag looks beautiful Inside and out!

The Statue of Liberty is many things like freedom,Independence,America.The Statue of Liberty was a gift from the French it wasn't really a gift to the MVP us.The book that the Statue of Liberty is holding a book that represents the date that we signed the Declaration of Independence.The Statue of Liberty torch means like I light in a dark room leading you to Freedom in my words that's what I think it is that's basically the definition. Statue of Liberty it has many meanings one of the main reasons that the French made it was to symbolize a alliance.

2021-03-18 19:15:57 UTC

problem it took up a bunch of space on the island.Solution it probably earned the people who are on the island money

2021-03-18 19:17:12 UTC

Bryce

2021-03-18 19:24:17 UTC

The Statue Of Liberty was an enormous statue. It was light green and at night different colored lights shined on the statue so you could see it at night. It had a crown with 7 rings on it to represent all the contents and the 7 seas. She was also called lady liberty. She had a huge torch to spark happiness to the immigrants. She stood on her island and represented freedom. She also had a tablet and one that tablet was the date the U.S. wrote the declaration of independence.

Finley

2021-03-18 21:31:54 UTC

When I look at the statue of liberty the first thing I see is the large yellow torch. It is not just yellow it is a copper flame covered in 24K gold! The gold is always glowing. During the day it reflects the sun's light and during the night it has 16 floodlights reflecting on it. The torch is 16 feet tall and 12 feet wide. The torch is covered in mud and rust. The torch is a symbol of freedom and enlightenment. The torch was replaced in 1984.

Abigail T

2021-03-19 12:45:37 UTC

Centennial doors, the doors to the inside of the Statue of Liberty. Big, tall, bronze doors must have been hard to make. Right by the loud noises gate. Must be hard to relax. So cold in front of you. You must be freezing. You are so old, made in 1986.

liamrobertson558 — 2021-03-19 13:20:50 UTC

you hear the sounds of waves splashing against rock and the sounds of seagulls as the crowd around you oohs and aahs. You are at the statue of liberty, you had passed it when you had come to this country. the statue had an imminence torch with a golden flame. and the seven points on her crown stand for the seven continents. it reminds you of your old home. when your on the torch you can look over the vast bay that surrounds the island. you can see the entire city from the torch. that wont be your last visit but it was cool.

cameronquintana684 — 2021-03-19 13:45:15 UTC

The Statue Of Liberty's torch is a guide for the poor.She was a gift from the French and was copper until she eventually rusted.Her torch she holds over her head stands for knowledge, and the slate has the date of when the Declaration Of Independence was signed.She stands tall at 305 feet!

Lucy

2021-03-19 15:29:51 UTC

The Statue of Liberty is a statue that represents peace and freedom. The green goddess has amazing views of Ellis island. If you wanted to see these breathtaking views you'll have to walk up a wapping 332 stairs. Lady Liberty is standing strong in New York. A torch representing the way to freedom in the right hand, and in the other hand a book meaning the need for laws to help protect freedom.

TeddE

theodorepemberton549 — 2021-03-19 15:36:24 UTC

As I ride the fairy closer to the towering statue, I realize that its humanoid. After I get past Ellis Island I see Liberty clearly. It looks like her torch is touching the sky. She is made of copper that has gone green and her torch is painted orange.

lysa

2021-03-22 22:43:46 UTC

The stairs are curved on the outside and sliver on the outside. It has two ways to enter and 2 ways to exit. The stairs are very tall and has a upper and a lower part of the stairs. It is made from 300 copper sheets. The stairs lead to the head of the statue of liberty.

Dylan

2021-03-31 00:04:19 UTC

The Statue of Liberty is green with a yellow torch she is holding up the Statue of Liberty is made out of metal. The immigrant first saw Statue of Liberty. The Statue of Liberty is Very tall.