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Select four (4) national historical sites in the District of Columbia. Prepare a four (4) page descriptive and analysis of each site for a total of 2-3 page paper. The paper should include the following: 1) Introduction and purpose of the paper; 2) a profile of each site; 3) Your reflection on the importance of each site in American History/ Government; 4) the personal impact of each site. Please use proper citation of all sources utilized in your analysis.
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Running Head: NATIONAL HISTORICAL SITES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
National Historical Sites in the District of Columbia
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Running Head: NATIONAL HISTORICAL SITES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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The purpose of this paper is to describe the historic landmarks located in the District of
Columbia. District of Columbia the capital of United States of America, has up to seventy-four
national historic landmarks. There is a national park service is an auspice under which national
historic landmark program is operated. These landmarks show the city’s status as a national
capital. The city contains government buildings, military facilities, homes for politicians and
museums. District of Columbia has sites related to the disabled persons, it has the civil rights
movement and many other historic themes. The national historic sites in this region are listed...
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