"Annuit Coeptis" is a Latin phrase meaning "He has favored our undertakings," or "He approves (or has approved) of the things begun." This phrase is perhaps most famously known for its inclusion on the Great Seal of the United States, which is also featured on the reverse side of the one-dollar bill.
The phrase "Annuit Coeptis" is positioned above the Eye of Providence, which is atop an unfinished pyramid. The combination of symbols and phrases is rich in meaning and is often interpreted as reflecting the providence and support for the United States and its endeavors. The Eye of Providence symbolizes divine guidance, while the unfinished pyramid represents strength and the potential for growth and improvement.
The use of "Annuit Coeptis" as part of the Great Seal was approved by the Continental Congress in 1782. The phrase, along with the other elements of the seal, embodies the founders' belief in a higher power overseeing the creation and success of the nation.
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