Journey Through American Independence

What does Independence Day celebrate?

• Benjamin Franklin's birthday

• The signing of the Constitution

• The Declaration of Independence in 1776

• The Liberty Bell ringing

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Where was the Declaration of Independence signed?

• Liberty Bell Center

• Franklin Court

• Independence Hall

• National Constitution Center

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What significant event happened ten years after the Declaration of Independence?

• Janet Chang visited Philadelphia

• The Liberty Bell was created

• The Constitution was written

• Philadelphia became the capital

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What did the Constitution create for the country?

• The Liberty Bell

• Independence Day

• A set of important rules

• A new flag

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Why is the Liberty Bell famous?

• It was made by Benjamin Franklin

• It was in Franklin Court

• It rang to announce the Declaration of Independence

• It represents the first flag

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Who was one of the writers of the Declaration of Independence?

• Betsy Ross

• Benjamin Franklin

• George Washington

• Janet Chang

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What can you do at the National Constitution Center?

• Watch the Declaration of Independence signing

• Visit Benjamin Franklin's home

• Learn about the nation's rules

• See the Liberty Bell

What right does one area of the National Constitution Center tell about?

• The right to ring the Liberty Bell

• The right to sign the Constitution

• The right to vote

• The right to remain silent

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Where did Betsy Ross supposedly live?

• Franklin Court

• Liberty Bell Center

• Betsy Ross House

• Independence Hall

Why are rules important?

• They allow everyone to do as they please

• They create chaos

• They give people rights and maintain order

• They are only for schools

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