Please turn on sound to hear a medley of patriotic songs.
Word Updated JUNE 2008

PATRIOTISM FROM A-Z

Patriotism is the action of loving, supporting, and defendings one's country.
A patriot is someone who loves, supports and defends their country.

A fact about patriotism for each letter of the alphabet.
Click on highlighted word for more information

A IS FOR AMERICANISMS
Proud to be an American Americanisms are words & phrases believed to be characteristic of English as spoken or written in the United States.

B IS FOR BILL OF RIGHTS
Picture of Bill of Rights The Bill of Rights assures that individual freedom is protected.

C IS FOR CIVIL RIGHTS
Civil Rights The Civil Rights Act prohibits descrimination for many reasons including race, sex, religion, & age.

D IS FOR DECLARATION
Declaration of Independence The Declaration of Independence is one of the most important documents in United States history.

E IS FOR ENLIST
Picture of Uncle Sam It is a show of patriotism to enlist in one of the branches of the military. The United States military forces help keep the country safe.

F IS FOR FREEDOM
Picture of Praying Hands Americans have the freedom to vote, worship, speak, and work where they want.

G IS FOR GOVERNMENT
Picture of Government The United States government is made up of the people, for the people, and by the people.

H IS FOR HONOR
Picture of Citizen It is an honor to be a citizen of the United States.

I IS FOR INTEGRITY
Integrity Picture Integrity is the firm adherence to moral values.

J IS FOR JUSTICE
Picture of Jury The United States provides impartial justice for all through its jury system.

K IS FOR KEYSTONE
Picture of U.S. Constitution The Constitution of the United States is the keystone of the country and has continued
to provide liberty longer than any other written document of government in all history.

L IS FOR LIBERTY
Statue of Liberty The Statue of Liberty represents the freedom that is found in the United States.

M IS FOR MUSEUM
National Museum of Patriotism logo The National Museum of Patriotism is located in Atlanta, Georgia.

N IS FOR NATIONAL ANTHEM
First Line of National Anthem It is patriotic to stand when the National Anthem of the United States is played.

O IS FOR OLD GLORY
Picture of Old Glory Old Glory is the nickname for the Flag of the United States
which is the most recognized flag in the world.

P IS FOR PLEDGE
Picture of Pledging Flag It is patriotic to say the Pledge of Allegiance
and it is said every day in every classroom in the country.

Q IS FOR QUARTER
Picture of a Quarter The United States Mint is issuing a quarter with a patriotic design
to honor each state in the order in which it entered the Union.

R IS RESERVISTS
Picture of Military Personnel Reservists are former military personnel and sometimes civilians who are ready to
interrupt their personal lives to help in national emergencies.

S IS FOR SALUTE
Picture of Saluting It is patriotic etiquette to salute the flag or put your hand over your heart when it passes by in a parade.

T IS FOR TRUST
Picture of Religions The coins of the United States have the words "In God we Trust".
The United States is most religious when it is most patriotic.

U IS FOR UNIQUE
Picture of Immigrants The United States is a unique melting pot of many peoples and cultures.

V IS FOR VOTE
Vote Box Every citizen has the opportunity to vote once they are 18 years of age.

W IS FOR WISDOM
Picture of Budda Wisdom is the ability to make sound choices and good decisions.

X IS FOR eXAMPLE
Picture of Boy helping someone cross street Every citizen of the United States should set a good example of patriotism.

Y IS FOR YOUTH
Picture of Young People It is important that the youth of America learn about patriotism.

Z IS FOR ZEAL
Picture of Zeal Zeal is eagerness and interest in pursuing something.

PATRIOTIC ACTIVITIES AND CRAFTS

THANK YOU to the people who provided information and links for this webpage.

home

©2001 U.S. Flag

Disclaimer

counter