If you are referring to the british invasion of the east coast of Washington D.C, then you are correct. In the very early 1800's British forces invaded and burned down the White House in Washington D.C. The president had to flee for his life. Fortunatley for the US, a hurricane came along and messed with the British supply lines and forced them to retreat back to their ships, preventing them from marching further inland.
Washington DC is on the American East coast.
Maryland is just north of Washington DC which is and always has been on the East Coast. Some people may say it is on the North East coast although East coast is most likely the accurate response.
Great Britain had many colonists settle along the East Coast.
Washington DC is midway along the east coast.
The northern coast of Britain faces north and obviously the western coast faces west, the eastern coast faces east and the southern coast faces south.
East Coast of the United States, next to the Atlantic Ocean.
No, the state of Washington is in the northwest.
Washington DC is on the East coast of America.
The Vikings did not leave Britain; they settled there along the east coast.
France and Great Britain took control of much of the Middle East.
Washington, Oregon, California
No, the President is in Washington, D.C., on the east cost.