Civics Unit 10 Review

There is a law that states that buildings in Washington, D.C. can not be _________________________.

All of Washington, D.C. is now located on the Maryland side of the Potomac River.

What famous memorial features a statue emerging from a "Stone of Hope"?

Which state asked for its land back from Washinton, D.C. so its citizens could vote in their state?

What is the name of the act that stated that the capital district would be located along the Potomac River?

Washington, D.C. was named in honor of which two historical figures?

Approximately how many tourists visit Washington, D.C. every year?

In the 1700's, Congress began meeting in the largest of the colonies, which was _______________________.

What right did the 23rd Amendment provide to citizens of Washington, D.C.?

Washington, D.C. was established in the ___________________ of the nation.

Washinton, D.C. is now a part of which state?

Which branch of government meets in the Supreme Court Building in Washington, D.C.?

The President lives and has his office in which building in Washington, D.C.?

The capital was located closer to the ____________ States because they owed less debt from the Revolutionary War

How many people working in Washington, D.C. are elected by voters?

In which Washington, D.C. building does Legislature (Congress) meet?

Washington, D.C. is the _________________ of our nation.

What famous church building in Washington D.C. was designed by Benjamin Latrobe?

During and after the Civil War, the population in Washington, D.C. ______________________.

How many electoral votes does Washington, D.C. have?

What is the name of the plan that was created to beautify and complete Washington, D.C.?

What does the "D.C." stand for in Washington, D.C.?

The capital was attacked during the ________________, and it took two years to rebuild.

Along which river is Washington, D.C. located?

What famous plants from Japan are known for being a beautiful sight around Washington, D.C.?

The Federal government officially moved to and began working in Washington, D.C. in _______.

Which option best describes the state of the capital by its 100th birthday?

The White House was originally known as the Executive Mansion.

Someone who tries to influence Senators and Congressmen regarding bills considered by Congress is a(n) ___________.

The first national capital of our country was New York City.

Architects and engineers were hired to make Washington, D.C look like the beautiful capitals of ____________.

Which memorial is a tall marble tower that was dedicated in 1885 in honor of our first president?

True or False: All citizens in Washington, D.C. work for the government or in politics.

Which monument was dedicated in 1922 in honor of our 16th president?