what is the u.s.as national landmark?
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THE STATUE OF LIBERTY ! OR IS IT ?\nActually am sitting here listening to Jackson Browne singing Lives In the Balance !\nAnd Thinking,What the heck !
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What do you mean exactly, by saying the US is #1 Nation?\n\nHow do you compare Nations? Are Americans better than the British or the Dutch, or everyone?\n\nIt's a powerful country, perhaps the most powerful though. Nice and all. And they do make good movies. And invented the fast food chains.\n\nI think if your scenario happens and all countries are attacked with the same force. And the US didn't stand up to the occasion. I can only think of one country that would go unharmed.\n\nThe beautiful Switzerland. Even the Aliens keep their money there;)
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New York City\nStatue of Liberty\nSeptember 11th\nTwin Towers
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Mount Vernon One of the most beautiful historic sites in the United States is Mount Vernon, the estate and burial place of George Washington... Mount Vernon is just outside of Washington, D.C.
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The building is a registered National Historic Landmark, and was built between 1772-1779.
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Same as Statue of Liberty?
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The answer you are looking for is United States. That is the only one that the trivia page will accept
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Pentagon in USA is presently the highest building.Before the attack in USA World Trade Center(also known as Twin Tower)was the highest building.It is presently destroyed by Osama Bin Laden.
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No, the melody of the Star Spangled Banner is actually based on an old British drinking song, "To Anacreon in Heaven", which started at Crown Anchor Tavern in the Strand in London around 1780.\n\nFrancis Scott Key's lyrics to the tune were published in 1814.  Woodrow Wilson designated the song as the U.S. national anthem in 1916, and Congress finally confirmed it in 1931.
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I'd say cultural heritage. I've seen plenty of people who had parents who were born outside the US and they were born in the US themselves and they're still proud of their heritage and all that stuff that goes along with it.
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The United States.  American stars are known around the world.\n\nHowever, around the world, I believe people revere the actors and actresses from their homeland far more.
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From Wikipedia:\nThe memorial consists of 56 pillars, each measuring 17 feet (5.18 m) tall, arranged in a semicircle around a central plaza with two 43-foot (13.11 m) arches on opposite sides. Each pillar is inscribed with the names of the then-48 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and the Alaska Territory and Territory of Hawaii, the Commonwealth of the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Each arch is inscribed with "Atlantic" and "Pacific."
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i am not sure, but i think there are alot of national landmarks in indiana that are popular, it depends on where you wanna go while there.  West Baden Springs, The James Dean Memorial Gallery, The Indianapolis Motor Speedway to name a few. Try to visit the weblink below, maybe it can help more.
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in USA-the top right corner
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Man-made?  The Space Needle is most obvious.  There are numerous lighthouses and forts.  You can also see many examples of totem poles produced by the Native Americans who did/do reside in the Pacific NW.\n\nFamous natural features include Columbia River Gorge, Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helen's, Olympic National Park, the Puget Sound and the San Juan Islands.   Perhaps not technically "monuments"?\n\nTry link below for some more ideas:
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coz it is part of USA
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It was a gift from France t ocommorate the 100th anniversary of the United States, Frederic Bartholdi was the designer and the Statue was dedicated in 1886.  It was gifted as the result of our help in any war but as a thanks to the beacon we were seen as, espceially with the French Revolution following in the footsteps of the American Revolution (which they helped us win).