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The Congress had considered several ideas for the monument, but no one could agree on what it should look like or how big it should be. Information from: www.epic.com

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Educational Videos for Students (Cartoons on Bullying, Leadership & More)

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Fun Facts about the Washington Monument (Educational Videos for Students)

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Work began on the new capital city in 1791. Three members of the new government's Continental Congress were chosen to oversee the construction. The congress man and L'Efant had many disagreements during the construction. Because of the disagreements L'Efant was fired in 1792. As a result, the plans for the capital city started to change. Despite the changes, the plans for the city still included a monument for President Washington. Information from: www.epic.com

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The Washington Monument - Short History Lesson

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A Frenchman named Pierre Charles L'Efant was hired to design the city. His plan called a capital building, a presidential palace a large mall lined up with all the offices for the government. Along with all of these buildings the plan called for a huge monument to honer the achievements of George Washington. Information from: www.epic.com

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The Washington Monument is a landmark and it represents George Washington. There is USA flags around it because George Washington was the 1st American president. He saw a need for a capital city to house the new nation's government.  In 1791, a site for the new city was chosen: it would be on the banks of Potomac River. The capital city was to be called (Washington,) after the president. The location of the city would be called " The District Of Columbia," after the explorer Christopher Columbus. Information from: www.epic.com