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WheelsOfGrace.com | Volume 14 Issue 5 | 25 ANSWERS to KNOW OUR AMERICA from pg 19 1. Republic. Constitution-based federal republic. Representative democracy. 2. (U.S.) Constitution. 3. Forms the government. Defines powers of government. Defines the parts of government. Protects the rights of the people. 4. Self-government. Popular sovereignty. Consent of the governed. People should govern themselves. 5. Amendments. The amendment process. 6. (The basic) rights of Americans. (The basic) rights of people living in the United States 7. Twenty-seven (27). 8. It says America is free from British control. It says all people are created equal. It identifies inherent rights. It identifies individual freedoms. 9. Declaration of Independence. 10. Equality. Liberty. Social contract. Natural rights. Limited government. Self-government. 11. Declaration of Independence. 12. Capitalism. Free market economy. 13. Everyone must follow the law. Leaders must obey the law. Government must obey the law. No one is above the law. 14. Declaration of Independence. Articles of Confederation. Federalist Papers. Anti-Federalist Papers. Virginia Declaration of Rights. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut. Mayflower Compact. Iroquois Great Law of Peace 15. So one part does not become too powerful. Checks and balances. Separation of powers. A rare Harley-Davidson motorcycle built in 1908 has become the most expensive motorcycle ever sold at auction, according to data compiled by a website that tracks vintage motorcycle sales. The Strap Tank Harley-Davidson was recorded on thevintagent. com as being sold for $935,000 after auction fees at the Mecum Auction in Las Vegas, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Friday. The bike was named Strap Tank because its oil and fuel tanks are attached to the frame with nickel straps. The bike is believed to be one of only 12 such models in the world. A 1907 Strap Tank sold for $715,000 after fees but didn't go for as much as the record-setting 1908 Strap Tank because it was never restored. The record-breaking bike had many of its original parts, making it even more rare, said Greg Arnold, Motorcycle Division Manager at Mecum Auctions. Harley-Davidson From 1908 Becomes Priciest Bike at Auction It was found in a barn. "We marketed the bike well and Harley is by far the most famous American motorcycle brand so we had a feeling it would do well in auction, but obviously you are surprised anytime you sell the most expensive bike ever," he said. According to Mecum Auctions, the bike was found in 1941 as a complete motorcycle within a Wisconsin barn.