George Washington's Day Research Paper

PRESIDENTS DAY HOLIDAY. President's Day combines both George Washington's birthday and Abraham Lincoln's birthday, since both happen in the month of February and are very close together. In 1968, congress (Legislation # 15951) passed a bill that changed several federal holidays, in order for them to fall on a Monday, thus creating a 3-day weekend. The act took affect 3 years later in 1971. One of the holidays that was affected was Washington's Birthday, which got shifted to the third Monday in February every year, whether it was the 22nd (which is really his birthday) or not. Some calendars print both Washington's Birthday and Lincoln's Birthday on them. Some print "President's Day" on the third Monday in February. However, the third Monday in February is still "officially" Washington's Birthday. Why? Technically, no President or Congress has ever legally
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