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Why were Americans against the construction of the statue of liberty?
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What did the French give to the Americans as a token of gratitude?
the statue of liberty?
What did the french give to the Americans?
statue of liberty
Today the statue of liberty reminds Americans of?
No
What does the statue of liberty represent to most americans give reason?
it means liberty and freedom to all americans.
What does the Statue of Liberty mean to Americans today?
The Statue of Liberty stands for liberty and freedom for all citizens migrating/currently living in the country.
How much does the Statue of Liberty cost?
Liberty Construction Costs as of September 1986: $ 75 million.
Is the Statue of Liberty a historical event?
No. A "thing" cannot be an "event". What might be a historical event is the construction of the Statue of Liberty, or the shipping of the statue across the Atlantic, or the acceptance of the gift from the people of France.
What materials were used on the statue of liberty?
The Statue of Liberty is constructed from steel and copper. There were a total of 31 tons of copper and 125 tons of steel used in its construction.
What did Joseph Pulitzer do save the Statue of Liberty?
Joseph Pulitzer encouraged the American people to donate for the Statue of liberty by placing stories in his newspaper about how the statue would symbolize happiness and freedom. From there some poor children gave one penny and rich Americans gave thousands.
How was the Statue of Liberty actually constructed?
The statue of liberty was send to america from france bit by bit so the americans built them selfs on a framework of steel. :V
Why was the Statue of Liberty given to the Americans?
with love from the french for help...theres a statue of similar size in France as well
Where is the sculptor on time tangled island?
The Statue of Liberty sculptor (Bartholdi) is at 1882 AD (10 o'clock on the time device). You will find him in the small construction building at the bottom of the Statue of Liberty.
