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Christopher Columbus, in an effort to circumnavigate the world to Asia, discovers the American continent.
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Declaration of Independence history
The thirteen colonies, tired of England's rule, send delegates to sign a declaration of independence from England. -
Although Betsy Ross is often thought to have sewn the first American flag, it wasn't until June of 1877 that the design was officially agreed upon and put into use.
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The United States Constitution lists our rights as citizens of this great nation.
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United States Capitol Building history
Here the laws of our country are made. -
The old town hall was used subsequently as a gym for the high school, a public library and is now a shop. The new city hall is across the street.
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Washington Monument
The Washington Monument is named after George Washington and is 555 feet tall! -
Statue of Liberty history
The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France for American's 100th birthday. -
The Utah State Constitution begins with a preamble, just like the United States Constitution.
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After many years of trying to become a state, Utah finally succeeded!
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The flag has the seal of the State of Utah with the beehive, or deseret, in the center.
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History of Utah state capitol building
Utah's state capitol building is in Salt Lake City and is similar to the United States Capitol. -
The Legend of Timpanogos
Many of you have visited Timpanogos Cave! -
United States Supreme Court Building
The United States Supreme Court meets in this building to uphold the Constitution. -
Although the Utah Supreme Court met in the State Capitol for many years, in 1998 it was moved to the Scott M. Matheson Courthouse.
