What did the French give the Statue of Liberty to the Americans?

The Statue of Liberty is a gift from France to the United States to commemorate the 0/00th anniversary of American independence.

The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to the United States in 1876 to commemorate the American-French alliance during the American War of Independence. It was designed and made by the famous French sculptor Auguste bartholdi in Paris.

The Statue of Liberty lasted more than 10 years and was completed in May 1884. /kloc-0 was packed and shipped to new york in June, 1985./kloc-0 was unveiled in new york in June, 1986 by then-American President Cleveland himself.

The Statue of Liberty was placed on a 46-meter-high concrete pedestal and built by the famous Joseph Pulitzer, raising 654.38 million US dollars. This pedestal has become a museum of American immigration history. On the pedestal of the granite statue.

The Statue of Liberty is dressed in ancient Greek-style clothes (ancient Roman robes), wearing a radiant crown, and the thorns at the tips of the seven apexes symbolize the seven continents of the world. The waist width of the Statue of Liberty is10.6m, and the mouth width is 9 1 cm. The right hand of the torch symbolizing freedom is held high 12.8m,12 people can stand on the edge of the torch.

In her left hand, the Statue of Liberty holds a legal classic with the words "1July 4th, 776" engraved on the cover, symbolizing the signing of the Declaration of Independence on this day. At the foot are broken handcuffs, fetters and chains, symbolizing freedom from tyranny.

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