1.

New York

a) Situation
b) Population
c) History
d) Boroughs
e) Sightseeings

2.	Washington, D.C

a) Situation
b) Area
c) Population
d) Famous buildings and sights

"Famous buildings and sights:
• The White House is a residence of every American President except G. Washington. It contains furnishings collected throughout its history, portraits of Presidents and first Ladies and is open to the public
• The Capitol is a seat of House of Representatives and Senate
• Washington Monument is a obelisk dedicated to G. Washington, it is the city’s most famous landmark and is about 170 meters high
• Jefferson Memorial honor honors Thomas Jefferson, the 3rd president. There is a bronze statue of him inside and it was dedicated by President Franklin Roosevelt on the 200th anniversary of Jefferson’s birth. Cherry trees surround the memorial
• Lincoln Memorial was built in honor of the 16th president in classic style of Greek temple. There are 36 columns because 36 states existed when Lincoln died. Inside the memorial is a majestic white marble statue of Abraham Lincoln
• Arlington National Cemetery is the most visited cemetery in the US. Veterans buried at Arlington represent every war the United States has fought. The Kennedy Memorial Grave is the most visited graveside in the US"

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