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| − | The '''Liberty Bell''' is an iconic symbol of American independence. | + | The '''Liberty Bell''' is an iconic symbol of American independence. It is recognizable for its crack and located in [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]] originally in the steeple of [[Independence Hall]] and now in a park across the street. |
== History == | == History == | ||
| − | The [[Springfield]] advertisement for the new [[statue of Jebediah Springfield]] shows iconic [[US]] places such as the [[Washington Monument]] seen from the [[United States Capitol|Capitol]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), [[Lincoln Memorial]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), the Liberty Bell ([[Philadelphia]]), [[Tomb of the Unknown Soldier]] ( | + | The [[Springfield]] advertisement for the new [[statue of Jebediah Springfield]] shows iconic [[US]] places such as the [[Washington Monument]] seen from the [[United States Capitol|Capitol]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), [[Lincoln Memorial]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), the Liberty Bell ([[Philadelphia]]), [[Tomb of the Unknown Soldier]] (Arlington) and [[Mount Rushmore]] ([[South Dakota]]).<ref>"[[Much Apu About Something]]"</ref> |
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| + | A young boy in [[Queens]], [[New York]] who unsuccessfully competed in [[Reading Digest]]'s [[Patriots of Tomorrow Essay Contest]] read aloud his cliché-ridden essay ''[[Ding, Dong|Ding, Dong (The Sounds of the Liberty Bell)]]''. The Liberty Bell is also seen on a map of the United States as a symbol for [[Pennsylvania]].<ref>"[[Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington]]"</ref> | ||
The Liberty Bell is among the symbols used in ''[[Scratch 'n' Win]]'' {{W|scratch ticket}}s sold at [[Kwik-E-Mart]].<ref>"[[Homer's Night Out]]"</ref><ref>"[[Lisa's Pony]]"</ref> | The Liberty Bell is among the symbols used in ''[[Scratch 'n' Win]]'' {{W|scratch ticket}}s sold at [[Kwik-E-Mart]].<ref>"[[Homer's Night Out]]"</ref><ref>"[[Lisa's Pony]]"</ref> | ||
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== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
*{{ep|Homer's Night Out|([[Scratch 'n' Win]])}} | *{{ep|Homer's Night Out|([[Scratch 'n' Win]])}} | ||
| − | *{{ep|Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington|(seen on map)}} | + | *{{ep|Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington|(mentioned and seen on map)}} |
*{{ep|Lisa's Pony|([[Scratch 'n' Win]])}} | *{{ep|Lisa's Pony|([[Scratch 'n' Win]])}} | ||
*{{ep|Much Apu About Something}} | *{{ep|Much Apu About Something}} | ||
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The Liberty Bell is an iconic symbol of American independence. It is recognizable for its crack and located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania originally in the steeple of Independence Hall and now in a park across the street.
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History[edit]
The Springfield advertisement for the new statue of Jebediah Springfield shows iconic US places such as the Washington Monument seen from the Capitol (Washington, D.C.), Lincoln Memorial (Washington, D.C.), the Liberty Bell (Philadelphia), Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (Arlington) and Mount Rushmore (South Dakota).[1]
A young boy in Queens, New York who unsuccessfully competed in Reading Digest's Patriots of Tomorrow Essay Contest read aloud his cliché-ridden essay Ding, Dong (The Sounds of the Liberty Bell). The Liberty Bell is also seen on a map of the United States as a symbol for Pennsylvania.[2]
The Liberty Bell is among the symbols used in Scratch 'n' Win scratch tickets sold at Kwik-E-Mart.[3][4]
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Appearances[edit]
Episode – "Homer's Night Out" (Scratch 'n' Win)- Episode – "Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington" (mentioned and seen on map)
- Episode – "Lisa's Pony" (Scratch 'n' Win)
- Episode – "Much Apu About Something"
Comic story – Homer's America 
Video game – The Simpsons: Tapped Out
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