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"White House" - Executive Branch Song (Flo Rida's "My House" Parody) - Ben Leddy

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Capitol Square

Almost 200 years ago, the public area surrounding the Capitol was filled with weeds and a few trees. In 1816, the Virginia General Assembly hired Maximilian Godefroy to lay out a formal park. Two years later, the newly landscaped grounds were surrounded with an iron fence and became known as Capitol Square.

There are many statues and monuments on Capitol Square. They include the George Washington Equestrian Monument, the Confederate Major General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson statue, and the Civil Rights Memorial to honor Virginian's who were active in the Civil Rights Movement during the 1950s and 1960s.

Along the lower western edge of Capitol Square is the brick Bell Tower. It was completed in 1825 for use by the Virginia Public Guard, a military predecessor to the present-day Virginia Capitol Police.

The Executive Mansion, the official home of all of Virginia's governors since 1813, is also located in Capitol Square.

The large equestrian statue of George Washington atop a granite pedestal is located just northwest of the Capitol at the formal entrance to the square. The idea for this monument was to honor Washington and to glorify Virginia's contributions to our nation's independence. Virginia's role in the Revolution is represented by bronze statues of six native sons, which surround the mounted figure of General Washington at the top. Smaller allegorical figures below the six standing statues are inscribed with themes reflecting each patriot's contribution: Andrew Lewis, Colonial Times; Patrick Henry, Revolution; George Mason, Bill of Rights; Thomas Jefferson, Independence; Thomas Nelson, Finance; and John Marshall, Justice.

On the grounds there are bronze statues of William "Extra Billy" Smith, Governor of Virginia and Confederate Brigadier General; Confederate Major General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson; and a seated statue of Edgar Allan Poe. Among those honored with trees on the grounds are Presidents Washington and Tyler, Governors Colgate Darden, Charles Robb, and Gerald Baliles, and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Martin Luther King, Jr. The Civil Rights Memorial honors Virginians who were active in the Civil Rights Movement during the 1950s and 1960s.

West of the Capitol, visitors will find two of the newest additions to Capitol Square. "Mantle" is a tribute to Virginia Indians and "Voices from the Garden" commemorates contributions by women in Virginia.

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This video explains Federalism and the quest for a fair balance between state and national power. It covers the progression and compromises of Federalism from the Federalist Papers through the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

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Federal Powers vs  State Powers   YouTube

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Difference between federal court and state court

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Marbury vs. Madison: What Was the Case About? | History

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Hip Hop Hooray Voting Rights Amendments Rap

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Party Crashers: A Political History With LEGOs | NBC News

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What is the U.S. electoral college and how does it work?

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UniversityNow: Types of Economic Systems

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The Hatchimal: This Toy Craze Is Taking Over America | NBC Nightly News

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How Does a Bank Work, and Why Do Banks Make So Much Money?

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How does a bank work? How do banks make so much money? Watch our easy illustrated explanation. Let us imagine, you have $10,000, and you don`t need it right now. And Sabrina wants to buy a car, but she has no money. Well, here is a solution for both of you.

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The Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington DC.