Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Marquis de Lafayette
100

He is the primary author on this document that was approved on July 4th, 1776. 

The Declaration of Independence

100

These are the industries he failed out of.

Farmer and storekeeper

100

This is the number president that he was. 

The first.

100

This musical is based on his life. 

Hamilton

100

He was this age when he volunteered for the Continental Army. 

19

200

When the original Library of Congress burned, he did this, to help rebuild the collection. 

Sold his personal collection to the government.

200

Finish this quote from Patrick Henry, "Give me liberty or..."

"...give me death."

200

This country, gave Washington an honorary citizenship. 

France

200

He founded this part of the military.

The US Coast Guard. 

200

Lafayette was given this after storming the Bastille. 

The key to the Bastille. 

300
He was proficient in these five languages. 

Latin, Greek, French, Italian, and Spanish

300

This is what he pushed, should be added to the Constitution for his approval.

Bill of Rights

300

This is what he built at Mount Vernon after his presidency.

A whiskey distillery

300

He created the New-York Evening Post primarily for this purpose. 

To criticize Thomas Jefferson

300

This soil is what he is buried under. 

French and American

400

He omitted this from his gravestone. 

His presidency

400

He was taught law by this person.

Himself

400

During the French wars, this position is what Washington maintained. 

Neutrality

400

This is the irony behind Alexander Hamilton dying in a duel at Weehawken to Aaron Burr. 

His son died three years before in the same location in a duel

400

This is the country he is from. 

France. 

500

These three achievements were listed on his gravestone.

Drafting the Declaration of Independence, authoring the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, and founding the University of Virginia

500

He used this many pages of notes in his famous speech to the 1775 Virginia Convention. 

Zero

500

His teeth was made out of this. 

A combination of human teeth (some purchased from enslaved people), cow and horse teeth, ivory, lead, and gold springs.

500

This newspaper is what the New-York Evening Post is today. 

The New York Post

500

This is the amount of pay he received for his military service. 

Zero

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