Benjamin Banneker was appointed by President George Washington to help survey the land that would become Washington D.C.. Benjamin Banneker had the skills to use the sky to survey the land.
Phillip Randolph
Andrew Ellicott, the man tasked with the planning of Washington, D.C., was lent the assistance of several talented folks. Among these was a free black man named Benjamin Banneker, who was an astronomer, author, farmer, scientist and surveyor. The tale of him being a clockmaker, however, is historically inaccurate.
Washington isn't a state. It is a city. DC stands for the District of Columbia, in which the city resides.
The March on Washington happened in Washington DC. The March on Washington ended at the Washington DC mall. It is estimated that more than 100,000 people participated.
They attacked Baltimore after Washington DC
Benjamin banneker
George Washington.
No it didn't exist in 1789. He took the oath in NYC. Washington helped plan Washington DC and the first president in the White House was Adams.
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Sidney poitier
George Washington was in charge when the capital city was being planned.
Benjamin Banneker
Benjamin Banneker
As in Washington D.C, it mean District of Columbia. Hope that helped!! ;)
Benjamin Banneker
Benjamin Banneker
He did but someone helped him. He didn't do it on his own.