Philadelphia
Philadelphia
New York City was the first capital of the United States of America under the Constitution adopted in 1787. The first capitol of the United States, however, was Philadelphia, where the Continental Congress sat when independence was declared in 1776.
Chicago received the nickname "Second City" in the late nineteenth century after being rebuilt from the great Chicago fire of 1873.
Before 1790, the capital of the United States was Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The city served as the temporary capital while the permanent capital was being established in Washington, D.C. Philadelphia hosted the Continental Congress and was a central location for early American governance. The federal government operated there until the capital moved to Washington in 1800.
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Philly baby! They met in Philadelphia, P.A. :)
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The city hosted the Second Continental Congress during the Revolutionary War.
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