The Washington Monument

Students read facts about the Washington Monument and answer related questions.

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U.S. Government (322)

Government and Civics (656)

Social Studies and History (3,956)

Monuments and Landmarks (33)

U.S. Presidents (91)

Historic Buildings and Sites (69)

American History/U.S. History (1,295)

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Biographies (322)

Type:

Biography (311)

Worksheets (13,427)

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Presidents' Day (90)

Holidays (461)

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The Washington Monument

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