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1 Supreme Court World War II Memorial By Gelendy Lucas

2 Supreme Court The Supreme Court building was built in 1810. The Supreme Court was built for specific cases. The important things that happened was the court is the nation’s highest judicial authority.

3 Word war II memorial The World War II memorial was built in 2004. The United States participated in the conflict from 1941 to 1945. The Memorial was built for our debt to the valiant men and women who served.

4 World War Il Memorial The size is 7.4-acres. The kind of rocks are made of 56 granite pillars. The memorial stands on the national mall at the east end of the Washington monument.

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