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Abraham Lincoln was a US President.
The US flag has stars and stripes.
America celebrates July 4th as Independence Day.
Presidents' Day honors George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
The US flag is red, white, and blue.
People call George Washington the Father of America.
The Bill of Rights protects US citizens.
The United States is in North America.
Memorial Day remembers dead soldiers.
Washington, D.C. is the US capital.
Flag Day is about the US flag.
Freedom and democracy are important in America.
George Washington was the first US President.
US citizens can vote.
Independence Day marks America's freedom.
America chooses a new President every 4 years.
New York City is very big.
Labor Day is in September.
Congress makes US laws.
Columbus Day is a US holiday.
The President lives in the White House.
America has 50 states.
People eat turkey on Thanksgiving.
Abraham Lincoln was President long ago.
The Civil War was between North and South.
George Washington led the army for freedom.
Citizens can talk at town meetings.
The US government has three parts.
The Constitution starts with 'We the People.'
Americans pay taxes.
Everyone should get a fair trial in America.
People vote for the President.
The South of America is often warm.
Senators help make laws.
Many people visit the White House.
Each state has its own rules.
The White House is in Washington, D.C.
America is between two oceans.
The US flag is called the Stars and Stripes.
Presidents' Day is in February.
George Washington was President twice.
The Bill of Rights is in the Constitution.
Some people say America instead of United States.
Congress meets in the Capitol building.
Flag Day celebrates the US flag's birthday.
Different parts of government check each other.
People met long ago to create America.
Any US citizen can try to become President.
People watch fireworks on July 4th.
Alaska is a very big state.
Labor Day marks the end of summer.
The Constitution explains how government works.
The President leads one part of the government.
The national song is called The Star-Spangled Banner.
Congress has two parts: Senate and House.
Memorial Day is at the start of summer.
People in the US can meet to share ideas.
Not all states have a day off for Flag Day.
Many different people live in America.
The first fights for freedom were in Massachusetts.
Citizens can ask the government for help.
People talked about the Constitution in Philadelphia.
America lets people from other countries live here.
The biggest city is not always the state capital.
Workers helped make Labor Day a holiday.
The post office is part of the government.
Not all states take a day off for Columbus Day.
The President talks to Congress about America.
Early leaders wanted people to run the country.
The dollar is America's money.
Different places have different Thanksgiving traditions.