One of these animals named “Old Abe” served as the 8th (10[1])Wisconsin Infantry Regiment’s mascot (10[1])in the Civil War. A World War (-5[1])I-era Alaskan (-5[1])bounty on these animals was repealed (-5[2])in (-5[2])1953 (-5[1])despite (-5[1])a 1940 Protection Act named for them. Along with a golden (-5[1])variety, (10[4]-5[1])objects from (10[1])these (-5[1])animals (10[1]-5[3])were the largest to be (-5[1])used in the making of Native American war bonnets. (-5[2])Benjamin (10[1]-5[1])Franklin (10[2]-5[1])allegedly (-5[2])preferred (10[2]-5[2])the (-5[2])wild (-5[2])turkey (10[6]-5[1])to (10[1]-5[1])this animal, (10[5])disliking (10[3]0[1])its thieving (10[2])behavior. (10[3])For 10 points, name this national symbol (10[2])depicted (10[2])clutching (10[1])an olive (10[1])branch and thirteen arrows (10[2])in the Great Seal (10[2])of the United States. (10[5])■END■ (10[10])