PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Defined By (Webster’s Ninth Collegiate Dictionary )- I-the one who is speaking
- pledge- a binding promise
- allegiance - the strict and continuing faithfulness served by a citizen to the government under whom he resides
- to the flag - a rectangular piece of fabric of distinctive design that is used as symbol
- of the United States of America - a federation of states forming a nation in a specified territory ( continent of North America plus islands of Hawaii )
- and to the republic - a government having a chief of state and not a monarch and in modern times is usually the President
- for which it stands- flag
- one nation - legally of one specified territory
- under God - protected, guided and instructed by
- with liberty- suggest release from former physical restraints from control or compulsion
- and justice - the administration of what is just by the impartial adjustments of conflicting claims of the merited rewards or punishments
- for all.- every individual member or component of
- Calling our nation a republic means it cannot be controlled by a monarch ( King or Queen)
- That liberty does not mean freedom to do certain things - it means freedom from former restraints
- It took the Bill of Rights ( the Ten Amendments to the Constitution ) to be passed to list explicit freedoms (rights)
Bill of Rights - a summary of fundamental rights and privileges guaranteed to a people against violation by the state
Happy Hot Summer!
Juana
Juana

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