Correcting capitalization errors
insert or delete capital letters as needed in the sentences below. if a sentence is correct, write c.
1. in the united states, is celebrated on the fourth thursday in november.
2. in canada, is celebrated on the fourth thursday in november.
3. on july 8, 1776, the liberty bell rang out from the tower of independence hall.
4. the bell called the citizens of philadelphia to the first public reading of the declaration of independence.
5. you and i visited harvard university, our nation's oldest
institution of higher learning, last summer.
6. my teacher, mr. mehta, explained that the u. s. congress is made up of two bodies.
7. the congressional medal of honor was first issued during the civil war.
8. the statue of liberty was named a national monument on october 15, 1924.
9. the california gold rush happened during the 1800s.
10. many people moved to california during that time.

If bolded, the word needs to be capitalized.

Note: Citizens in number 4 does not need to be capitalized.

Note: Summer does not need to be capitalized in sentence 5.

1. In the United States, thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth thursday in november.  

2. In Canada, thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth thursday in november.

3. On july 8, 1776, the liberty bell rang out from the tower of Independence hall.

4. The bell called the Citizens of Philadelphia to the first public reading of the declaration of independence.

5. You and i visited harvard university, our nation's oldest  

Institution of higher learning, last Summer.

6. My teacher, mr. Mehta, explained that the U.S. congress is made up of two bodies.

7. The congressional medal of honor was first issued during the civil war.

8. The statue of liberty was named a national Monument on october 15, 1924.

9. The California gold rush happened during the 1800s.  

10. Many people moved to California during that time. CORRECT

how much wood did the woodchuck chuck since a wood chuck can chuck wood.

xd

btw woodchucks cant chuck wood.

brainliest ?

no

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