At its dedication, Sen. John Sherman said, “simple in form… it rises into the skies higher than any other work of human art”

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Today’s Final Jeopardy

At its dedication, Sen. John Sherman said, “simple in form… it rises into the skies higher than any other work of human art”

Final Jeopardy Answer

The Final Jeopardy Answer is: Washington Monument

Final Jeopardy Explanation 

The structure referred to in your query, which was dedicated with Senator John Sherman saying, “simple in form… it rises into the skies higher than any other work of human art,” is the Washington Monument. The Washington Monument, dedicated on February 21, 1885, stands as a towering tribute to George Washington, America’s first president. Senator John Sherman’s remarks during the dedication ceremony highlighted the monument’s grandeur and symbolic importance. Standing at approximately 555 feet, it was indeed the tallest man-made structure in the world at the time of its completion. Its design, a simple yet imposing obelisk, was chosen to reflect the timeless nature of Washington’s legacy, symbolizing both strength and the foundational role he played in the United States’ history.

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