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Flag of the United States
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National bird: Bald Eagle
National anthem: "The Star-Spangled Banner"
National mottos: "In God We Trust",^[1] "E Pluribus Unum"
National floral emblem: Rose^[2]
National march: "The Stars and Stripes Forever"^[3]
National creed: American's Creed

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^ United States Code Title 36 Chapter 10 §186
^ United States Code Title 36 Chapter 10 §187
^ United States Code Title 36 Chapter 10 §188

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+* '''[[Flag of the United States]]'''
-* [[Flag of the United States]]
+* '''[[Great Seal of the United States|Seal of the United States]]'''
+* '''[[List of national birds|National bird]]:''' [[Bald Eagle]]
-* [[Great Seal of the United States|Seal of the United States]]
-* National bird: [[Bald Eagle]]
+* '''[[National anthem]]:''' "[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]"
+* '''[[United States national motto|National mottos]]:''' "[[In God We Trust]]",<ref>United States Code Title 36 Chapter 10 §186</ref> "[[E Pluribus Unum]]"
-* National anthem: "[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]"
-* [[United States national motto|National mottos]]: "[[In God We Trust]]",<ref>United States Code Title 36 Chapter 10 §186</ref> "[[E Pluribus Unum]]"
+* '''[[Floral emblem|National floral emblem]]:''' [[Rose]]<ref>United States Code Title 36 Chapter 10 §187</ref>
-* National floral emblem: [[Rose]] <ref>United States Code Title 36 Chapter 10 §187</ref>
+* '''National march:''' "[[The Stars and Stripes Forever]]"<ref>United States Code Title 36 Chapter 10 §188</ref>
+* '''National creed:''' [[American's Creed]]
-* National march: "[[The Stars and Stripes Forever]]" <ref>United States Code Title 36 Chapter 10 §188</ref>
-* National creed: [[American's Creed]]
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