United States Capitol (New York, temporary capital)

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The United States Capitol in New York, used during the city’s brief tenure as the nation’s temporary capital in the late 18th century, served as the meeting place for the U.S. Congress and key federal departments under the new Constitution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former legislative building
historic government building
seat of the United States Congress
architecturalStyle 18th-century American civic architecture
associatedWithDocument United States Bill of Rights NERFINISHED
United States Constitution NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent establishment of the first federal departments
associatedWithInstitution United States Department of State NERFINISHED
United States Department of War NERFINISHED
United States Department of the Treasury NERFINISHED
associatedWithOffice Chief Justice of the United States NERFINISHED
President of the United States NERFINISHED
Speaker of the United States House of Representatives NERFINISHED
Vice President of the United States NERFINISHED
country United States of America
endTime 1790
followedBy United States Capitol (Philadelphia) as temporary capital NERFINISHED
United States Capitol (Washington, D.C.) NERFINISHED
governmentFunction executive offices location
legislative
heritageStatus site associated with the founding era of the United States
historicalPeriod early United States federal period
locatedIn Manhattan
New York City
State of New York NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone UTC−05:00
politicalSignificance first permanent seat of the United States Congress under the Constitution
symbol of the new federal government
precededBy meeting places of the Congress of the Confederation
significantEvent adoption of the Bill of Rights by Congress
first meeting of the United States Congress under the Constitution
inauguration of George Washington as first President of the United States
startTime 1789
underJurisdictionOf federal government of the United States NERFINISHED
usedAs meeting place of the United States Congress
seat of the federal government of the United States
temporary United States Capitol
usedBy First United States Congress NERFINISHED
Second United States Congress NERFINISHED
United States House of Representatives NERFINISHED
United States Senate NERFINISHED
early federal departments of the United States
usedFor federal legislative sessions
implementation of the United States Constitution
joint sessions of Congress

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