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What is the name of the oldest government building of the us?
The Palace of the Governors.
What polygon has the same name as a us government building?
The pentagon
Which polygon has the same name US government building?
pentagon
What state is the oldest seat of government in?
It is in New Mexico. The building, called the Hall of Governors, is in the capital city of Santa Fe.
Which polygon has the same name as a major US government building?
The pentagon.
What is the name of the oldest government building in the US?
It is believed to be a fort in Florida that was built by the Spainyards in the 1500s. Now it is just ruins but can be visited in Florida.
Where is the government building located in the US?
There are many thousands of government buildings in the US. The seat of the Federal government is in Washington DC.
What is the name of the oldest fort in the US?
Fort Sumter
What is the difference between the name of the US Capitol Building and the center of our country's government?
I don't know ask some one else
What was the name of the new government US?
The US does not and never has had a new government name
Is the capitol building the legislative branch?
The capitol building is the meeting place of the US Congress which is the legislative branch of the US government.
Name a chain of mountains in the eastern us?
Appalachian Mountains (oldest in US)
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