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Name Two Identifying Facts
Henry Forddidn't invent car, just improved it; sold most popular car
Woodrow Wilsoncreated Fourteen Points after WWII; his League of Nations is forerunner of United Nations
Al Caponegangster(organized Crime); Scarface
Herbert Hooverblamed for stock market crash; Hoovervilles
Jesse Owensblack olympic medalist; overturned Hitler's beliefs
Rudolph Valentinosilent movie actor of 20s; the sheik of the time
Langston Hughesblack writer of the Civil Rights Movement; spoke freely about his people's suffrage
Babe Ruthgreat baseball player of twenties; second most career homeruns
Eleanor Rooseveltwife of FDR, often called first woman president
Vladimir Leninfirst leader of Russia; established Russia as communist
Harry Trumansuccessor of FDR; decided to drop atomic bomb
Benito Mussolinifascist leader of Italy; Mussolini is always right
Karl Marxfounded communism; simplified all global problems
Joseph Stalinleader of Russia, made Russia communistic
Dwight Eisenhowersupreme commander of Allied forces on D-Day; later became president
Adolf HitlerNazi leader of Germany; Holocaust
Winston Churchillprime minister of England; kept England from capture
George PattonAllied tank commander; vital section of D-Day
Erwin RommellDesert Fox; almost stopped D-Day
Douglas Mac Arthurcommander in Pacific theater; I shall return
Teddy Rooseveltpresident during WWI; ended war quickly
Calvin Coolidgepresident before depression; keep cool with Coolidge
Warren Hardingpresident after depression; return to normalcy
Thomas Edisoninvented light bulb; Wizard of Menlo Park
Samuel Morsefounded Morse code; first major communication
Rosa ParksCivil Rights activist; wouldn't move on the bus
Martin Luther King Jr.Civil Rights activist; I Have A Dream
Thurgood MarshallCivil Rights activist; first black Supreme Court Justice
Bull Connorpolice chief during Civil Rights Movement; set dogs and hoses on children
George Wallacegoverner of Alabama during Civil Rights Movement; stood in doorway of University to keep a black from enrolling