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Southern Neighbor, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Congress, Citizenship, White House, Rights, American Flag, Independence Day

Discover key information about the United States, including its southern neighbor, important holidays like Labor Day and Columbus Day, the process of electing Congress, the desire to become citizens, where the president lives, the rights people have, and the colors of the American flag. Learn about Independence Day, a significant celebration in June.

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Southern Neighbor, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Congress, Citizenship, White House, Rights, American Flag, Independence Day

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  2. What country is south of the United States? Mexico is south of the United States.

  3. When is Labor Day? Labor Day is in September.

  4. Why do people come to the United States? They come here to be free.

  5. When is Columbus Day? Columbus Day is in October.

  6. Who elects Congress? The people elect Congress.

  7. Why do people want to become citizens? They want to vote.

  8. Where does the president live? The president lives in the White House.

  9. What right do people in the United States have? People in the United States have the right to be free.

  10. What are the colors of the American flag? The flag is red, white, and blue.

  11. When is Independence Day? Independence Day is in June.

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