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The Statue of Liberty was built in France 1882, was transported to America on October 28, 1886 and was then pronounced the Statue of Liberty.

France and America both worked on the Statue of Liberty. France was building the actual statue and America was working on the foundation for the statue. Both had trouble financing their efforts so the statue was actually about 10 years late from the time the visionaries wanted to dedicate the statue. Anyhow, the statue was completed in July of 1884 in France but the foundation for her wasn't completed until 1886 in America. On October 28, 1886 the dedication of the statue took place after she had been transported from France to the US in crates and then reassembled.

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Please see related answers.

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there are seven spikes or look at a picture

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statue de la liberté

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Copper ( It's rusted )

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Way back over 1,000 years ago, British Pennies were made from gold. From about 1200 AD to the end of the 18th century, they were made from silver. Even now, all coins in the Maundy sets are still made from silver, including the Maundy Pennies.

Silver became far too expensive to be making low value coins from, so they were then made from copper from 1797.

During the reign of Queen Victoria, Pennies changed to bronze from 1860 until the last predecimal Penny was minted in 1967. Bronze is mostly copper, but the alloy of 95.5% copper, 3% tin and 1.5% zinc made them a lot more durable and subsequently a little cheaper to produce.

From decimalisation in 1971, Pennies were still made of bronze, but even that became too expensive, so from 1992, they were made from copper plated steel which makes them very cheap to make and very durable.

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idk dont ask me

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Freedom, New York City, Ellis Island, and immigration are associated with the Statue of Liberty.

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A 14 lined poem is called a sonnet.

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First, how the statue is made is most of them are made of stone of granite. But some are even made of clay.

Second, people probably made the statue to honor people for deeds they had done.

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statue of liberty was made out of green asphalt and lucid copper..

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Three. But he only called the one in Paris his "Lady."

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no but there r some on ur face

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1200 miles from jackson miss.

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No, she is holding a torch.

My name is Liberty btw

Hope this helped

Libby xx

NEW EDIT

No. The book that Liberty holds in her left hand says July IV, MDCCLXXVI. This is the Roman Number for the date of American Independence.

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to tell if a chemical reaction has occurred look for these four things:

1) color change

2) the formation of gas bubbles

3) formation of a precipitate

4) temperature change

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A poem that welcomes immigrants. ~apex

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3, New York City, Paris, and The Garden of Luxemburgh.

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527 pounds

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The original name of the Statue of Liberty was "Liberty Enlightening the World". The tablet she holds in her left hand, engraved with "July IV MDCCLXXVI", (July 4, 1776), represents the Declaration of Independence. The torch upraised in her right hand represents the enlightenment of liberty. (The broken chains at her feet represent escape from oppression. The seven points on her crown represent the seven seas and seven continents.)

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7 spikes