Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States, founded after George Washington became president and named after him. The document discusses several prominent landmarks in D.C. that honor past presidents like Washington, Lincoln, and Jefferson through memorials. These include the Washington Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, and Jefferson Memorial. Other sites mentioned include the White House, Capitol Building, and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The document also lists some famous presidents and notes that D.C.'s museums are filled with artifacts and attract many daily visitors.

3.  D.C is our nations capitol!
 It was founded when Washington became
president.
 D.C was named after our first president George
Washington.
 Many presidents are remembered there.

5.  Washington Memorial- It represents our 1st
president George Washington, and stands 555ft
tall!
 The Lincoln Memorial- Represents our 16th
presidents Abraham Lincoln!
 The Jefferson Memorial- Represents our 3rd
president Thomas Jefferson.
 The Tomb of the unknown soldier- The Bodies
that were found in world war I and could not
be identified.

7.  Tomb of the unknown soldier- It represents the
bodies that were found and could not be
identified in world war I and II, Korean war,
and Vietnam war.
 The White house is where our president lives.
 The Capitol Building is where Senate and the
House of representatives work.
There are many places to visit in
Washington D.C!

9.  George Washington- He was the First president
of the United States
 Abraham Lincoln
 Thomas Jefferson- He wrote the Declaration of
Independence
 Barrack Obama- He is our 44th president, he
was elected president in 2008.

11.  They are filled with educational artifacts
 Tons of people visit them everyday
 There are tons of the museums in the world!!!
 The Hope diamond is in the Natural history
museum- Measures over 112 karats!!