Statue of Liberty

people should visit the statue of liberty because it gives a sense of freedom

answer:364 stairs.

answer: There are 154 stairs in the Statue of Liberty from the base of the pedestal up to the crown. (See attached link from Statue of Liberty website.)

because it is important

The poem on the Statue of Liberty represents the moto of America as it pertains to Immigration. The poem tries to illustrate the acceptance and refuge America offers Immigrants that have come to America for a change.

It isn't known for sure, but a candidate is Isabella Eigenie Boyer. Another suggestion is the sculptor's (Bartholdi's) mother.

The Statue was made to represent Libertas, the Roman goddess of freedom.
I like this website http://www.endex.com/gf/buildings/liberty/libertyfacts.htm

At first the french gave the statue of liberty to New York! When it first arrivedit was copper but it oxidized and turned green. If you have ever seen a green penny, that's an example.

The Statue of Liberty is made of pure copper hung on a framework of steel, which was originally puddled iron. Her flame above the torch is coated in gold leaf, which was originally made of copper and later altered to hold glass panes.

The copper is 3/32 of an inch thick, that's just a bit thinner than two pennies.

The copper's green color is a layer of patina that forms with age (extended periods of oxidization). Like a really old penny would appear if not stored properly. The color of the Statue of Liberty before patination was a shiny reddish brown color.

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The street doesn't have a name. It's on liberty island!!!

No, the Statue of Liberty is located on its own tiny island, called Liberty Island. Liberty Island is roughly one and two thirds to one and three quarters of a mile off the West Side of Lower Manhattan, in Upper New York Bay.

Liberty Island is roughly three and a third miles from the northern tip of Staten Island.

Greeks gave us so many advancements in the field of science specially Medicine and chemistry.

They were the one who put the milestone of studies about galaxies and science.They were the ones who started exploring the world.

Initial access is by a narrow access road or by the Corcovado Railway [Trem Corcovado]. The railway is 2.4 miles [3.8 kilometers] in length. At the train terminal, steps, elevators, and escalators lead to the observation at the foot of Christ the Redeemer [O Cristo Redentor]. There are 223 steps for those who want to walk up to the statue.

The Statue of Liberty is on an island in the New York/New Jersey harbor.

The steps in the statue from the base of the foundation to the torch is 171 steps

I got it from a book

It got carried over seas from France

Liberty Island Liberty Island

The main part of the Statue of Liberty is 152.1 feet tall. The distance from the tip of the torch to the ground is 305.1 feet.

The torch is a symbol of enlightenment. The Statue of Liberty's torch lights the way to freedom showing us the path to Liberty.

Like 300 tons

Maybe it depends what do you think.

The Statue of Liberty's mouth is 3 feet wide. :O

It was built by the French, and presented to the American people. On that basis, it was probably intended as a neat manoeuvre against the British, to remind them that they no longer had sovereignty there, and making a visible reminder of the fact to every British ship that sailed into New York.

Rude gestures, and oneupmanship are typical behaviour between the British and French, and has been so for nearly a thousand years. The French supplied ships and ammunition to the colonial rebels, not because of the rightness of their cause particularly but to get back at the British for taking Canada off them.

'The enemy of my enemy is my friend'.

June 19, 1885.

They're both french.

It was copper, but then over the years it rained and got wet and it was shipped all over the world that it turned green.They were thinking of removing the green, but they didnt because the green actually protects the statue of liberty.

because it is the sign of liberty