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100

1st President of the United States.

George Washington

100

13 colonies fought to break away from Britain.

American Revolution or War for Independence

100
Leader of the U.S.

President

100
The day the 13 colonies declared independence.

4th of July

100

Leader of Civil Rights for African Americans.

MLK

200

Led the country through the American Civil War.

Abraham Lincoln

200

Conflict in which the U.S. joined fighting in the Pacific and Europe.

World War II

200
For President, they can serve this many terms.

2

200

Famous American landmarks were attacked on September 11 of this year.

2001

200

Famous inventor and writer that landed himself on an expensive dollar bill.

Benjamin Franklin

300

Made a purchase from France to double the land of the U.S.

Thomas Jefferson

300

Conflict in which many Americans protested and dragged on for almost 20 years.

Vietnam War

300

The Senate and House of Representatives make up this group in government.

Congress

300

December 26 of this year, the Soviet Union fell apart and ended the conflict of the Cold War.

1991

300

Fought with Washington and even had a musical.

Alexander Hamilton

400

Led the country during WWII.

FDR

400
This war described as brother vs. brother, family vs. family.

American Civil War

400
Document that gives Americans rights.

Bill of Rights

400
In 1941, after a surprise attack, this day was know as "A day that will live in infamy."

December 7

400

Famous athlete who protested going to war and eventually ended up in prison.

Muhammad Ali

500
Soldier, police commissioner, governor of New York, Vice President and eventually President.

Theodore Roosevelt

500

U.S. gained California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Nevada, and Utah.

Mexican American War

500

The highest court in the U.S.

Supreme Court

500
A war between the U.S. and British were named after this year.

1812

500

Famous rocket scientist that helped get us to the moon, some say he should have been put in prison for crimes.

Von Braun