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Topic	What four monuments are on the United States Monuments Mt. Rushmore? +TIEBREAKER
StifledSilence 04/09/24 8:36:07 PM #23:	NFUN posted... all y'all liberty bell voters better be able to tell me why we care about it ~~"it has a crack!" is not a valid answer~~ In the 1700s, it was originally used as a way to alert people to go to town meetings. So it was an important symbol of community unity. Later on, it came to be known as a symbol for freedom and equal rights. Campaigns to abolish slavery, give equal rights to black people, and suffrage to women all featured the bell as a symbol of freedom. Pretty important Id say. --- Bear Bro The Empire of Silence <cite>StifledSilence posted [p:979827851] in What four ... [t:80743272]...</cite> <quote>NFUN posted...</cite><quote>all y'all liberty bell voters better be able to tell me why we care about it"it has a crack!" is not a valid answer</quote>In the 1700s, it was originally used as a way to alert people to go to town meetings. So it was an important symbol of community unity. Later on, it came to be known as a symbol for freedom and equal rights. Campaigns to abolish slavery, give equal rights to black people, and suffrage to women all featured the bell as a symbol of freedom. Pretty important Id say. --- Bear BroThe Empire of Silence</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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