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STATE OF TENNESSEE IMPORTANT PEOPLE SPI Who am I?

Clara Barton Female Civil War Aided in hospitals American Red Cross

Samuel Gompers Male Industrial Revolution Fought for workers rights American Federation of Labor President of the Labor Union from

Martin Luther King, Jr. 1960’s African American Civil Rights Movement Civil Rights Act of 1964 Memphis Assassinated

Gov. Austin Peay Reformer Tennessean Protector of Nature

Jane Addams Female Hull House Better housing for low income people Won Nobel Peace Prize

Ulysses S. Grant Male Civil War Leader Union Blue General of the North

Anne Dallas Duddley Female Reformer Suffrage Women’s movement Right to Vote

Chief Justice Roger Taney Male Lawyer Was critical in decisions during the Civil War Dred Scott

Fredrick Douglas Civil War African American Abolitionist

Jefferson Davis Male Civil War Confederacy Leader President of the South

Abraham Lincoln Male Civil War Leader Union Emancipation Proclamation 16 th President

Robert E. Lee Male Civil War Leader Gray Confederate South Rebel General of the Confederacy