The Statue of Liberty
After the US Civil War, the French historian Edouard de Laboulaye floated the idea of creating a large monument to honor the success of the United States in creating a democracy. Almost 20 years later, after significant time in fundraising, design, and construction, the new statue was unveiled to the public in New…
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