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Terms in this set (30)France The statue of Liberty was donated from _______ to celebrate tie 100 yr anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence money and assembly what was the problem that New york faced with the statue of liberty placed an ad in the paper for people to donate money How does Joseph Pulitzer solve the problem New york city faced retrieving the statue of liberty(money and assembly) 121,000 How many people donated ot the statue of liberty fund 25 yrs
how long does it take the statue of liberty ot oxidize, and turn green 1902 the statue of liberty was a functioning landmark until this date Eiffel tower What other important(Iconic) symbol has the same designer as the statue of liberty. Ellis island All immigrants pass by the Statue of liberty as they make their way to the Immigration Process Station there Over 100 million people how many amrericans can trace their roots to someone who was processed at Ellis island Irish, Italian, Russians These people tend to immigrate to big cities Germans These people tend to immigrate to the Midwest Scandavians There people tend to immigrate to the farms New york There are more Italians in ____________ _____________ than in Rome over 24 million between 1880 and 1930 ___________ _______________ immigrants came to the United states Steel what expensive ingredient was needeed for the cities to expand upward The steel industry - Bessemer Process what industry did Andrew Carnegie gain his wealth
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How many donations did the fundraising campaign receive to assemble the Statue?The campaign eventually raised money from more than 160,000 donors, including young children, businessmen, street cleaners and politicians, with more than three-quarters of the donations amounting to less than a dollar.
Who donated money to Statue of Liberty?The Statue of Liberty was a gift from the people of France, and the copper statue was, for the most part, paid for by French citizens.
How was fund collected for the foundation of the Statue of Liberty?The Statue of Liberty was funded by funds raised in both France and the United States. Funds were contributed by the French people, and work began in France in 1875 under sculptor Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi.
Who raised a lot of fund to built Statue of Liberty?France raised about $250,000 to build the statue while the United States had to raise up to $300,000 to build the pedestal.
How much money did it cost to build the Statue of Liberty?The final cost of the copper and steel statue came out to approximately 2 million francs, or $400,000 at the time. Pictured: The Statue of Liberty in scaffolding at its manufacturing site in Paris, 1883.
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