What is our Motivation?

We have to celebrate our centennial anniversary better.

Consider:

US Centennial Celebration (1876)

Marking 100 Years of Independence

1. The Centennial Exposition

   • Held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from May 10 to November 10, 1876.

   • It was the first official World's Fair in the United States.

   • Spanned 285 acres in Fairmount Park and featured more than 200 buildings.

   • Over 10 million people attended the exposition.

2. Main Attractions

   • Machinery Hall showcased technological advancements, including Alexander Graham Bell's telephone, which amazed visitors.

   • The Corliss Steam Engine, a giant steam-powered machine, was a centerpiece.

   • The Statue of Liberty's arm and torch were displayed as a teaser for the full statue being constructed in France.

3. Cultural Significance

   • The event highlighted the United States' industrial and agricultural prowess.

   • It showcased contributions from states and countries worldwide, reflecting America’s growing global presence.

4. Notable Visitors

   • President Ulysses S. Grant officially opened the exposition.

   • Distinguished international dignitaries and inventors also attended.

5. Legacy

   • The exposition inspired future world's fairs and became a symbol of national pride.

   • It emphasized the country’s recovery from the Civil War (1861–1865).

Bicentennial Celebration (1976)

Marking 200 Years of Independence

1. Nationwide Events

   • Celebrations took place across all 50 states, with parades, fireworks, and historical reenactments.

   • A key focus was the revival of patriotism during a period marked by political scandals (like Watergate) and the Vietnam War aftermath.

2. The Bicentennial Wagon Train

   • Re-enactors retraced historic routes, traveling across the country in covered wagons to symbolize westward expansion.

3. Tall Ships in New York Harbor

   • A parade of historic sailing ships and modern naval vessels was a highlight of the celebration, drawing millions to New York City.

4. Time Capsule & Coins

   • A Bicentennial Time Capsule was created to preserve mementos for future generations.

   • Special Bicentennial coins and stamps were issued to commemorate the occasion.

5. Space Connection

   • The Viking 1 lander, launched earlier, reached Mars on July 20, 1976, symbolizing American progress in science and exploration during the bicentennial year.

6. Focus on History

   • Many cities revitalized their historic sites.

   • Congress encouraged the restoration of old buildings and landmarks tied to the Revolutionary War.

7. Legacy

   • The bicentennial encouraged a reflection on the country's roots and achievements, fostering a sense of unity during a turbulent era.
     

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