When the design for the Vietnam War Memorial (above) was chosen, what question was considered regarding the location and the environment of the memorial? a. Would the men who died during the Vietnam War feel honored by the memorial? b. Would the memorial be large enough to accommodate Washington, D. C.'s tourism? c. Would the memorial compliment and blend with the other surrounding monuments? d. Would the memorial be able to be relocated if necessary, and if so, where?

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Adalynn Singleton

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2 August, 23:29

When the design for the Vietnam War Memorial (above) was chosen, what question was considered regarding the location and the environment of the memorial? a. Would the men who died during the Vietnam War feel honored by the memorial? b. Would the memorial be large enough to accommodate Washington, D. C.'s tourism? c. Would the memorial compliment and blend with the other surrounding monuments? d. Would the memorial be able to be relocated if necessary, and if so, where?

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The answer is C because the artist reasoned that she wanted the piece to be apart of its surroundings, as if the memorial were rising from the ground.