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As an institution, this is one of the Fundamental structures of a functioning republic-furthermore the building is impressive, but more impressive were the school tours where the children were learning the concepts of democratic society. While I would not say that democracy is perfect, nor even that America is a perfect example of democracy, I think that taking school children to the capitol buildings and explaining what they are and what they do is the Best example I have seen of supporting and strengthening democracy. Explaining to school children how it should work is vital to preserve and enhance the system. It migfht even encourage them to vote when they get older. Leave a Comment Phone: (202) 479-3000Directions: East of the Capitol on 1st Street NE, between East Capitol Street and Maryland Ave.
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Just seeing this building gave me chills...I have however heard that you can sit in on a trial for 5 minutes to see how things are inside. Leave a Comment Phone: (202) 479-3000Directions: East of the Capitol on 1st Street NE, between East Capitol Street and Maryland Ave.
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My favorite activity in DC is the US Supreme Court, the best free show in town. Show up early, 8 AM at the latest. The wait until it starts at 10 AM seems long, with security being heavy. Once the show starts, you will see a barrister at the height of his career arguing before nine (maybe eight) of the sharpest judges in America. Humor, drama, and suspense, all at no cost to you. Leave a Comment
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The right to be let alone is indeed the beginning of all freedom. -
Supreme Court Justice DW Orville Leave a Comment Phone: (202) 479-3000Directions: East of the Capitol on 1st Street NE, between East Capitol Street and Maryland Ave.
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