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Study Guide Answers

1.     Washington, D.C. was conceived as a capital from the very beginning. True or false?
     true
2.     U.S. Capitol Building houses __________.
     Congress
3.     Washington, D.C. is described as a ___________ -paced city.
     slow
4.     What is the maximum height allowed for a building in the downtown district?
     110 feet
5.     Who saved the portrait of George Washington when the British burned the Executive Mansion in 1814?
     Dolly Madison
6.     Until the year 1935, the Supreme Court sat in which building?
     U.S. Capitol Building
7.     In what year was the first female judge appointed to the Supreme Court?
     1981
8.     What is the name of the nation's library?
     Library of Congress
9.     Is the Bureau of Engraving and Printing open to the public?
     yes
10.     The Smithsonian has been called the nation's ___________.
     attic
11.     The Washington Monument is the world's tallest ____________ structure.
      masonry
12.     What do the 36 columns on the Lincoln Memorial stand for?
     the 36 states of the Union at the time of Lincolnās death
13.     The Jefferson Memorial is fashioned after the ___________ of Rome.
     Pantheon
14.     Which theatre is the site of Lincoln's assassination?
     Ford's Theatre
15.     For whom is the Eternal Flame burning in Arlington Cemetery?
     President John F. Kennedy
16.     What was the name of George Washington's estate?
     Mount Vernon
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