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E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. Click here to print this coloring sheet with handwriting practice.
The phrase e pluribus unum, Latin for out of many, one, holds profound significance as a symbol of unity and integration in the United States. Adopted as the nation's first official motto in 1782, it reflects the coming together of the thirteen original colonies to form a single, unified nation. This phrase appears on the Great Seal of the United States and is prominently featured on U.S. currency and other official documents. E pluribus unum encapsulates the American ideal of diverse individuals and groups coalescing to create a cohesive society. It underscores the strength derived from diversity, emphasizing that the nation's unity does not erase individual identities but rather celebrates them. The motto serves as a reminder of the foundational principles of democracy and inclusivity upon which the country was built. In contemporary times, e pluribus unum continues to resonate as a call for unity amidst diversity, encouraging Americans to recognize their shared identity and common goals while respecting the rich tapestry of cultures and perspectives that constitute the nation. |
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