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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Map Hence, reacting to tyrannical rule in 1776, Delegates from the thirteen colonies met in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, To declare independence from Great Britain. Eleven years later, the ratification process of the American Constitution began, and it was ratified On June 21, 1788, thereby creating the framework For the formation of the “Republic of the United States.” With a government for the people, by the people, In three branches—legislative, executive, and judicial— With checks, balances, and cooperation Ensuring constitutional interpretation. Governed by two congressional bodies and a president, Elected by state and electoral college systems, And an appointed Supreme Court of nine justices, “Equal Justice Under Law“ is approved by the U.S. Congress. Between two oceans, east and west (the Atlantic and Pacific), And between two countries, north and south (Canada and Mexico), The map today displays a compression of forty-eight states And two non-contiguous states, a federal district, and many territories; E Pluribus Unum, is the American nation of race and heritage, Ethnicity, and diversity of its citizens who stand to recite The Pledge of Allegiance while the Stars and Stripes wave in the air Over the land as the eagle soars, signifying strength and freedom. *** Note: E Pluribus Unum: Out of many, one (traditional motto of U.S.A. since 1782). The official motto is “In God We Trust,” which was adopted in 1956.
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