Why Nations Have Symbols

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Nations have symbols to show their identity.

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Nations have symbols to show their identity. These symbols can be flags, animals, or monuments. For example, the bald eagle is a symbol of the United States. It represents freedom. Symbols help people feel connected to their country and its values.

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Nations use symbols to show identity.

The bald eagle represents freedom in the U.S.

Symbols connect people to their country.

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