American Presidents
This person was president when 9/11 occurred
George W. Bush
The two countries involved in the Cold War
The United States and Soviet Union
The summer Olympics were held in this US city
Atlanta, Georgia
This individual won their first open title on this day in 2000, making them the youngest person at 24 to win all four major titles in their sport
Tiger Woods
Something that literally cannot happen in baseball used to be allowed.
Tie Games
The President's campaign slogan was "I like Ike"
Dwight D. Eisenhower
WW1 was primarily defined by this type of warfare
Trench Warfare
This sheep became the first animal cloned from an adult somatic cell
Dolly
This president designates the River of No Return Wilderness Area in 1980
Jimmy Carter
The ball could do this and still be considered an out.
Abe Lincoln's first Vice President
The year the Berlin wall fell.
1989
Nintendo 64
Lou Gehrig
The batter used to be able to decide this during the at bat
The Pitch
26th President of The United States
Theodore Roosevelt
The year Joan of Arc was burned at the stake
1431
This individual was re-elected as the president of the Palestinian Authority
Yasser Arafat
This historical victim of propaganda captures Alexandria, Egypt in 1798
Napoleon Bonaparte (he was above average height for the time. The short thing was British propaganda to make him less intimidating)
Fielders used to be able to do this to get outs.
Hit the runner with the ball
12th President of The United States
Zachary Taylor
The name of Leonardo Da Vinci's assistant who was also likely his life partner.
IBM's Deep Blue beat this world chess champion
Garry Kasparov
This King is crowned king of the Romans (King of the Germans) in Aachen in 1215
Frederick II
The original rule required this many balls be taken in order to be walked
Nine