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United States Capitol

United States Capitol

Seat of the US Congress, where Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act on 6 August 1965.

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Wikidata Q54109

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located in:
  • Washington, D.C.

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Appears in18 items

  • 11 September 20011 item
    • United 93 crashes near Shanksville11 Sep 2001, 14:03:11
  • Inventions That Changed the World1 item
    • Electric telegraph24 May 1844
  • Telegraph to Smartphone1 item
    • “What hath God wrought”24 May 1844
  • The American Civil War2 items
    • Lincoln’s first inaugural address4 Mar 1861
    • Lincoln’s second inaugural address4 Mar 1865
  • The Civil Rights Movement1 item
    • The Voting Rights Act is signed6 Aug 1965
  • The US Presidency11 items
    • First transfer of power between parties4 Mar 1801
    • James Madison, second term4 Mar 1813
    • James Monroe, first term4 Mar 1817
    • Andrew Jackson, first term4 Mar 1829
    • Andrew Jackson, second term4 Mar 1833
    • Abraham Lincoln, first term4 Mar 1861
    • Ronald Reagan, first term20 Jan 1981
    • Ronald Reagan, second term20 Jan 1985
    • Obama inaugurated as the first African American president20 Jan 2009
    • Second impeachment of Donald Trump13 Jan 2021
    • Donald Trump, second term20 Jan 2025
  • Votes for Women1 item
    • The Voting Rights Act6 Aug 1965

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