SSG Capitol Building

This is the SSG Capitol Building 
 
Interior 65% Complete 
Exterior 100% Complete 
Dome 95% Complete 
 
History of Sahara 
 
 
The Capitol Building was designed by Aurthor Sugentius, a famous artist and architect at the time before the war. He was inspired by the capitol building in Washington DC, where lived for seven years. The Capitol Building took seventeen years to complete due to the war, and the destruction of Alestentia, the largest city in Sahara at the time. Due to the complexity of The Capitol, Sahara was drained of it's coffers and went into a deep depression. In 1895, two years before the completion of the Captiol Building, Sahara was brought back when the Sahran industrial revolution happened and the country was brought back after 10 years of deep depression.  
 
In 1985, Sahara was split into two over civil rights, and the idea of a hereditary monarchy Sahara was then imploding in The Capitol, and outside of the walls. The opposition then repeatedly bombed The Capitol, collapsing the dome, and the east wing (B Hall) Two Years later, The Capitol surrendered to the opposition, and the King was given no power, and a democracy was created. The first elections were held in 1988.  
 
The Capitol has been attacked numerous times because it holds the fifteenth most powerful president. In 2008, twenty years before current days, the capitol was nearly destroyed, when three bombs bombarded the capitol walls, and Sahara was taken over for five years. During this horrific period, The Capitol was stripped of its interior and was left barren when the terrorist group was killed off by the Sahara Militia.  



 



The Capitol today is being repaired after the attacks, and after twenty years, no attacks have yet been set on The Capitol. The West Wing is still in its semi-original state after the renovations of 2009-2015. Elections are going to be held this year on September Seventh, the anniversary of the fall of the terrorist group.  



 



The Dome holds four words that were added in 1999, Liberty, Life, Justice and Mercy.  



 



The Hall of the Fallen holds the names of the 1253 people who died in 1985-1987 and the 2000 people who died in the war of 2008-2009. And the names of the 8000 people attacks of 1880. It also holds the names of the people who died in every terrorist attack on their allies and enemies including 9/11 and the London Tube Bombings.