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This toy line, known for colorful bricks, has become one of the world's best-selling brands and inspired movies, games, and theme parks.
Lego
One small step for this man became one giant leap for mankind
Neil Armstrong
Before there could be a second president, this Revolutionary War general had to become the first.
George Washington
Although many people confuse it with a state, this city serves as the nation's capital.
Washington, D.C
Originally arriving by ship from another country, this monument has welcomed visitors to New York Harbor for well over a century.
Statue of Liberty
Students at East High break into song throughout this movie series that became a major hit in the 2000s.
High School Musical
Although many inventors contributed to electric lighting, this American is most often credited with making the light bulb practical.
Thomas Edison
If you happen to have a penny in your pocket, you're carrying the image of this president.
Abraham Lincoln
Travelers arriving by sea are welcomed by the Statue of Liberty before entering this city
New York
Four former U.S. presidents permanently overlook the Black Hills from this carved mountainside.
Mount Rushmore
Released in 2018, this game became famous for its shrinking map and last-player-standing matches.
Fortnite
Millions remember this civil rights leader for delivering a speech that imagined a more equal future. (Hint: He had a dream)
Martin Luther King Jr.
Long before becoming president, this man was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Jefferson
Bright lights, casinos, and entertainment have earned this Nevada city worldwide recognition
Las Vegas
Millions of years of flowing water helped shape this enormous natural landmark in Arizona
Grand Canyon
This science fiction TV series begins with a group of kids searching for their missing friend in the fictional town of Hawkins.
Stranger Things
This man was known as the king of rock and roll, and his home was based in Memphis,TN.
Elvis Presley
During both the Great Depression and most of World War II, this president remained in office longer than any other.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Despite its nickname suggesting strong breezes, this Illinois city is actually better known for its skyline and deep-dish pizza.
Chicago
Rising more than 550 feet into the air, this marble structure honors the nation's first president
Washington Monument
Before becoming one of the greatest musicians to ever live, he began his career a part of one of the biggest boy bands to ever exist
Michael Jackson
If someone mentions E = mc², they are almost certainly referring to the work of this physicist
Albert Einstein
The nation nearly doubled in size after this president approved the purchase of land from France in 1803.
Thomas Jefferson
Crossing the entrance to its bay is a famous 'golden' bridge that has become the symbol of this California city.
San Francisco
Painted a shade officially known as "International Orange," this landmark stretches across the entrance to San Francisco Bay.
Golden State Bridge