The Statue of Liberty, also known as the "Modern Colossus" is the echo of another statue, the origional colossus that stood over two thousand years ago at the enterance to another busy harbor on which island?

Island of Halicarnassus

Island of Rhodes (This is the correct answer, took the test)

Isle of Man

Isle of Spartacus

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Kaden Cummings

Social Studies

14 September, 03:53

The Statue of Liberty, also known as the "Modern Colossus" is the echo of another statue, the origional colossus that stood over two thousand years ago at the enterance to another busy harbor on which island?

Island of Halicarnassus

Island of Rhodes (This is the correct answer, took the test)

Isle of Man

Isle of Spartacus

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Lilia Manning · Answer 1

The Island of Rhodes or Sun Island is the longest of the archipelago of Dodecanese, it is one of the seven wonders of the world of Greece, and the original Colossus was built for gratitude the victories to sun god "Helios". It was destroyed by an earthquake and lasted 60 years. Then the Statue of Liberty was built 2,000 after with an incredible similarity.

Tyrese Craig · Answer 2

The Colossus of Rhodes was built with abandoned military equipment from a failed siege attempt against the Rhodians, they sold all the material and used the money to erect a statue of their sun god Helios. The city of Rhodes was a maritime commercial center, since their strategic placement in the Mediterranean made them a great trade spot.