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“BUILDING A TIME CAPSULE TO MARK AMERICA 250”

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“AMERICA 250: FIREWORKS OVER THE U.S. CAPITOL”

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This storyWhat should be the focus of America's 250th birthday celebration?

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This storyAt the 1876 U.S. Centennial Expo, what invention debuted publicly?

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  2. The lightbulb
  3. The automobile
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This storyWhat should go in America's 250th birthday time capsule?

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America's Bicentennial in 1976 drew millions to NYC's harbor!

Operation Sail '76 brought tall ships from 31 nations to New York Harbor on July 4, 1976. An estimated 6 million spectators lined the shores as President Ford presided — the largest U.S. peacetime crowd at the time.

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America's 1976 Bicentennial drew 6 million to NYC's harbor!

Operation Sail on July 4, 1976 brought 16 Tall Ships from around the world into New York Harbor. President Ford watched from the USS Forrestal as an estimated 6 million people celebrated America's 200th birthday.

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