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Page 1: Adventures in DC Amy Miller Civics 2 April 1, 2010

Adventures in DCAdventures in DCAmy MillerAmy Miller

Civics 2Civics 2April 1, 2010April 1, 2010

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The Guiding MapThe Guiding Map

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Arlington National Cemetery Arlington National Cemetery

► To all that died in the past wars, this is your sanctuary, your home.

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F.D Roosevelt Memorial F.D Roosevelt Memorial

► In honor of the late president, this statue of FDR was created so we would not only remember him, but cherish him as well.

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Jefferson Memorial Jefferson Memorial

► A monument, to Thomas Jefferson, whose words were wise, and direction was impressing to all.

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Lincoln Memorial Lincoln Memorial

► On a chair he sits, looking over this great country of ours. He takes in our mistakes and our triumphs.

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Vietnam WallVietnam Wall

► Everyone missing, hopeless, even some found. The names of our soldiers, in every sense of the word. Their names lie on this wall

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Korean Memorial Korean Memorial

► We remember those in the many Wars we had, they served us well, they kept us safe.

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White HouseWhite House

► It the home of our past and present leader. It is a staple in our countries legacy, it will remain forever.

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CapitolCapitol

► The Senate and the House have been meeting here for more than two centuries, Capitol represents the democarcy our country thrives to have.

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Supreme CourtSupreme Court

► Much happens here, cases, hearings, and meeting. Without it, the country would have less power.

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National ArchivesNational Archives

► Our history, we keep it locked for safe keeping. Still we can see it, but now it’s safe.

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Washington Monument Washington Monument

► This piece of history cost not even $90,000 to build, but it was a great investment at that. Standing 555’ 5 1/8” tall, and offering views in excess of thirty miles.

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WW|| Memorial WW|| Memorial

► To those who sacrificed there live to keep us safe, we thank you with this memorial.

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Smithsonian InstituteSmithsonian Institute

► The Smithsonian Institution, the world's largest museum, it holds history from all over the world.

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Smithsonian Natural History Smithsonian Natural History Museum:Museum:

► For the young minds who wan to lean about our past, the best way to start is in the now…

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