1. what t is the significance of the "e pluribus unum" motto

"E Pluribus Unum", Out of many, One.

This is the motto used by the US during and after their declaration of independence from Great Britain, and laid to foundation as well as the rallying cry against the tyranny of the U.K. This is a motto similar to the another they use (Join, or Die), as both have the common goal of uniting the states together into one, and helping each other in defending their homes. This soon led to the creation of the U.S.A, and the leadership of George Washington as well as the victory in their Independence, giving rise to the Nation we live in today.

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