In the 1960s, the US Congress passed a resolution to determine which cartoon image is the symbol of the United States.

In the 1960s, the US Congress passed a resolution to determine which cartoon image is the symbol of the United States.

Correct answer: Uncle Sam.

Uncle Sam (English: Uncle Sam) is a nickname and personified image of the United States. He is usually depicted as an old man, dressed in a star-spangled banner and a hat, tall and thin, with a goatee, hooked nose and hale spirits. This cartoon image was drawn by the famous painter james montgomery flagg for the Public Information Committee according to his appearance. It is generally believed that "Uncle Sam" originated from the American-British War in 18 12. An American named Samirror Wilson (1766-1854) lived in Troy, New York. During the war, he supplied beef to the American army. The sign on the barrel said. EA is the name of the company, US was born in the United States, and Uncle Sam's abbreviation happens to be U.S., so in a joke, Uncle Sam's statement spread quickly and later became another name for the United States. Americans regard "Uncle Sam" as an honest, reliable, hardworking and patriotic spirit, which is the pride and quality of their citizens.