the Capitol, the home of the US Con

the Capitol, the home of the US Congress and the Supreme Court are all in Washington, D.C. About three-quarters of the population in Washington, D.C. are wholly or indirectly involved in the administra tive machine and the general process of government. If you go sightseeing in Washington, D.C. your attention will be at tracted not only by such famous buildings, as the Capitol, the White House, but also by the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memori- al, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, the Smithsonian Institute, etc Washington, D.C. is not the largest city in the United States, but it is one of the most beautiful and unusual cities in the country, the first carefully planned capital in the world