United States Iconic Landmarks Quiz

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A statue in New York, a symbol of freedom and democracy.

A vast natural wonder in Arizona, 277 miles long and over a mile deep.

A carved sculpture of four U.S. presidents in South Dakota.

An iconic bridge in California, known for its engineering and color.

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A designation for sites of cultural or natural significance.

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Statue of Liberty (New York): A gift from France, standing on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. Represents freedom and democracy. Visitors can see the city skyline from its crown. Opened in 1886.

A natural wonder carved by the Colorado River. Stretches 277 miles and over a mile deep. Its layers of rock reveal millions of years of geological history. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular hiking area.

A colossal sculpture with the faces of four U.S. presidents (Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln) carved into the Black Hills. Represents the nation's founding, growth, and preservation. Completed in 1941.

An engineering marvel spanning San Francisco Bay. Its iconic orange-red towers and cables are a symbol of American ingenuity. Completed in 1937. Attracts many visitors yearly.