History, 29.01.2020 22:03, cristymarinee9207

How did washington, d. c., become the nation's capital?

a.
benjamin banneker selected the site because it was easy to survey.

b.
george washington selected the site because of its central location.

c.
george washington selected the site because it was near mount vernon.

d.
thomas jefferson selected the site because it bordered virginia.

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How did washington, d. c., become the nation's capital?

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benjamin banneker sel...