The State of Washington was not yet explored and was not a "State" in George Washington's lifetime and when the government was established. When the western territory opened, the area known as The State of Washington adopted the name "Washington" as its State name in honor of George Washington. Many towns, cities, and townships across our nation honored George Washington by using "Washington" as the place name.
It is important to note, at first the Nation's Capital was in New York. The government was re-settled to an area in Virginia. To set it off from ALL States, our nation's capital city is known as Washington, D.C. It is a district set apart in it's land area, name, and its purpose. The White House is the people's House, but is where the President performs his duties.
Washington isn't a state. It is a city. DC stands for the District of Columbia, in which the city resides.
It is a district
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Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in the State Box at Ford's theatre, in Washington DC.
Maryland
Washington DC is the capital of the entire country. It is not the capital of a state.
I assume you mean Washington DC. Washington is a state on the west coast. And no, Washington DC is it's own "State".
The white house is in Washington DC because Washington DC is the united state's capital. It is head of all the government, and holds all the offices.
Washington DC is not a state.
DC refers to the District of Columbia, which is not a state.
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Washington isn't a state. It is a city. DC stands for the District of Columbia, in which the city resides.
Washington, D.C.
No, it is in Washington DC.
Washington dc is not a state.
Washington DC or Washington State? Either way, immigrants from SEA commenced about 1975.
Hawaii is a state located in the Pacific Ocean, while Washington DC is a federal district located on the east coast of the United States. Hawaii is known for its tropical climate and unique culture, while Washington DC is the capital of the United States and known for its historical landmarks and government buildings.