White House

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For women's right to vote.

Many times invading forces burn seats of government to demoralize the populace. This was the purpose behind the burning of the White House by the British. It actually served to do the opposite.

President Woodrow Wilson had two daughters who were married in the White House; Jessie Wilson Sayre in 1913 and Eleanor Wilson McAdoo in 1914.

because they dealt with WW1. They weren't good at handling it all.

The speaker decides what bills get voted on in the House.

They can mold the agenda to fit their desires, like the current socialization of America going on.

You won't see a bill up for vote that Pelosi hasn't already approved.

And usually, the others of her party vote with her or she will try to run them out of office. Like Joe Lieberman.

The White House was built through the years of 1790-1800.

When people refer to the party of the White House, they are referring to the party of the President who occupies it at the time. In other words, the party of the White House is the party of the current U.S. President.

Barack Obama is a member of the Democratic Party.

The White House was built between 1792 and 1800. The first occupants were John Adams (the 2nd President of the USA) and his wife Abigail. The original White House was largely burned by the British in 1814 (during the war of 1812). The occupants of the rebuilt White House were James Monroe (the 5th President of the USA) and his wife Elizabeth. Of course many modifications and additions have been made since that time but Adams is considered the first occupant unless you only want to count from the time the White House was rebuilt - in which case it would be Monroe. Nearly everyone counts Adams as the first resident.

the house is mainly to keep rain an stuff off the people that live in it. but a house is good for having parties. some people like to have two parties but what if you have more then one kid? then what? so many parties is better then just two parties. in many famlys the kids get to vote about what party they wanna hav. my family always inveed the people in the white house across the way cus they always had an elefant or a mule for the kids to ride. we never went there cus they was alway argueing over ther. houses have lots of purposes to do.

51 flags, all the states and the American flag

There is a building on Perryville road in the shape of a castle. But I dont know if it is a White Castle or not. I've been told both.

The Castle building on Perryville road was to be a children's dentist office. The castle experience an attempt to hide its true intentions and make it attractive to kids. As far as I know this has never opened.

President Madison lived in what is now called the Octagon House located at 18th Street and New York Avenue in Washington. Colonel John Tayloe owned the house at the time, in 1814 and offered it as a temporary Executive Mansion.

It seems there is a myth about to this effect, but it is only a myth.

The White House was made of sandstone, and specific stone involved is a pinkish shade of gray. The story is that the first coat of white paint was applied after the building was badly burned during the War of 1812.

According to the Wikipedia article on the White House, the building was originally painted white, and the name White House was being used by 1811.

There is a link below to the section of the article where this is discussed.

In the early days the white house was formally called the "President's Palace"; although this title soon changed over to "Executive Mansion" in 1810 to avoid connections with royalty. Even with all these name changes, the majority of society referred the building as the white house. The porous sandstone walls were coated with a mixture of lime, rice glue, casein, and lead, giving the house its familiar color and name. It wasn't until Oct 12, 1901 when President Theodore Roosevelt officially adopted the name "white house."

This question was first asked in 2009, and it was asking about Van Jones, an adviser on "green jobs" who was perceived by some Republicans as a controversial choice, and who did in fact resign under pressure. But the fact remains that it is not unusual for advisers and cabinet members to leave. It happens in every administration, and not always as a result of scandal or controversy. The most recent resignations for the Obama administration occurred at the end of his first term, which is also common, as some cabinet members choose to return to private life. To cite one example, in late January 2013, Mr. Obama replaced Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (who served during his first term) with Senator John Kerry, who will serve during his second.

it means that there is no speical day that day

Americans are known for many things including a diverse culture, a strong appreciation of rights such as freedom, being prosperous (not all cases), being very outspoken, etc.

The Octagon House, also known as the Colonel John Tayloe House.the-octagon-house

The Santa Maria church, The Leaning Tower of Piza, The Vatican City, St Peter's Basilica, The Colliseum, Trevi Fountain,

Type your answer here... noo u cant the white house is only for the president because if a radom person buy the white house where do u think the President gona live in that why we cant not buy the white house for more question u could write OR COOment on this answer for if i was wrong or not thank name Jason torries

William McKinley's wife, First Lady Ida Saxton McKinley, despised the color yellow. Enough so, that she had all the yellow flowers removed from the gardens and almost everything of that color from the white house itself.

British troops set fire to the White House in 1814 with only the exterior walls remaining.

It wasn't burned DOWN, however it was indeed lit on fire. The exterior walls remained strong and intact, but on the inside The White House suffered extensive damages beyond repair. So they had to tear it down.

The Wampanoag homes were wikiups, a sort of rounded dome made of twigs.