Middle School US historical people stock clues
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| was nearly replaced by Horatio Gates due to the Conway Cabal | George Washington
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| Jay's Treaty and the whiskey rebellion | George Washington
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| Victor at Trenton | George Washington
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| Citizen Genet | George Washington
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| a Leutze painting Crossing the Delaware | George Washington
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| was defeated by the French at Fort necessity | George Washington
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| kitchen cabinet | Andrew Jackson
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| old Hickory | Andrew Jackson
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| Indian removal act | Andrew Jackson
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| shutdown the second Bank of the United States | Andrew Jackson
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| specie circular | Andrew Jackson
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| court packing scheme | FDR
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| Tennessee Valley Authority | FDR
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| new deal | FDR
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| succeeded Herbert Hoover | FDR
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| executive order 9066 | FDR
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| Elkins act and Hepburn act | Theodore Roosevelt
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| Square deal | Theodore Roosevelt
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| bull Moose party | Theodore Roosevelt
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| leader of the Rough Riders | Theodore Roosevelt
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| became president in 1901 after the assassination of William McKinley | Theodore Roosevelt
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| injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere | Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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| letter from a Birmingham Jail | Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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| joined with Ralph Abernathy to form the Southern Christian leadership conference | Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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| shot in Memphis by James Earl Ray | Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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| I have a dream | Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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| I've been to the mountaintop | Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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| house divided | Abraham Lincoln
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| government of the people, by the people, for the people | Abraham Lincoln
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| issued the Gettysburg address | Abraham Lincoln
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| the captain of a Walt Whitman elegy | Abraham Lincoln
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| assassinated in Ford's theater | Abraham Lincoln
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| debates with Stephen Douglas | Abraham Lincoln
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| dealt with the Cuban missile crisis | JFK
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| created Peace Corps | JFK
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| Bay of Pigs | JFK
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| defeated Richard Nixon | JFK
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| ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country | JFK
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| one the battles of Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville | Robert E Lee
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| discovered a hidden pass which was instrumental to American victory at the Battle of Cerro Gordo | Robert E Lee
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| led the Marines that defeated John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry | Robert E Lee
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| commander of the Army of Northern Virginia | Robert E Lee
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| leader of the Confederate Army | Robert E Lee
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| signed the Brady Bill | Bill Clinton
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| presided over military actions in Bosnia and Somalia | Bill Clinton
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| plagued by the Whitewater affair | Bill Clinton
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| American entrance into NAFTA | Bill Clinton
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| namesake doctrine stated that European countries should no longer colonize the Americas | James Monroe
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| was able to secure the release of Thomas Paine | James Monroe
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| Era of good feelings | James Monroe
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| a view of the conduct of the executive | James Monroe
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| had a falling out with George Washington | James Monroe
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| fifth US president | James Monroe
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| John Hinckley Junior attempted to assassinate | Ronald Reagan
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| he fired thousands of striking air traffic controllers | Ronald Reagan
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| president during the Iran Contra affair | Ronald Reagan
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| he proposed the strategic Defense initiative or Star Wars | Ronald Reagan
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| Mr. Gorbachev tear down this wall | Ronald Reagan
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| his personal secretary Orville Babcock was implicated in the whiskey Ring | Ulysses S Grant
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| Oakes Ames sold shares to this man's vice president Schuyler Colfax in the credit Mobilier scandal | Ulysses S Grant
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| victorious Union commander in the Civil War | Ulysses S Grant
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| accepted the surrender of Robert E Lee at Appomattox | Ulysses S Grant
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| published a weekly journal called the revolution | Susan B Anthony
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| did not support the 15th amendment, which caused the split with her friend Frederick Douglass | Susan B Anthony
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| refused to pay a fine imposed for voting in the 1872 presidential election | Susan B Anthony
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| suffragist who is immortalized on the dollar coin | Susan B Anthony
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