Seattle’s Space Needle is primarily a symbol of population growth and advances in technology. Built for the 1962 World’s Fair, it represents Seattle's development, innovation, and attraction as a major urban center. While it might not directly symbolize cultural differences or the separation of powers, it is often associated with the city’s identity and progress.
Seattle’s Space Needle is a symbol of
cultural differences.
population growth.
advances in technology.
the separation of powers.
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