Who Da Man?? Practice 1-40 100 people in 100 days #1-40

Shoshone Indian Served as a guide and interpreter for the Lewis & Clark expedition

frontiersman Discovered trail through the Cumberland Gap in KY Founded Boonesborough

fought in Revolutionary War Vice President under Thomas Jefferson Killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel

Taken captive by the Shawnee Indians during the French & Indian War Held at Big Bone Lick to make salt for the Shawnee

From Kentucky, a lawyer, politician and skilled orator Called the “Great Compromiser” Ran for president three times and was defeated each time

Co-founder of the Sons of Liberty Organized the Boston Tea Party Signed the Declaration of Independence

Mississippi Congressman President of the Confederate States during the Civil War

Helped save Jamestown Brought tobacco to America Married Pocahontas

soldier Became leader of Jamestown Started the “no work, no eat” policy

Former slave Fought for abolition and women’s suffrage Famous speech – “Ain’t I a Woman?”

Married John Rolfe Daughter of Chief Powhatan

former slave Orator, writer, statesman, & abolitionist produced abolitionist newspaper called “North Star”

Explored Louisiana Purchase with Meriwether Lewis Brother of George Rogers Clark

Scientist & inventor Present at the writing of Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, & the Constitution First Postmaster in America

Explorer, soldier, & writer Known as “Sea Dog” (English Pirate) Convinced Queen to settle Roanoke

Portuguese explorer First to sail around the tip of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope

16th president of the US Wrote the Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address 1st president to be assassinated – by John Wilkes Booth

Slave who unsuccessfully sued for his freedom in 1856 Result - slaves are not citizens, but property, therefore could not sue

Teacher, nurse, & reformer Led prison reform and mental health reform “Superintendent of Army Nurses” for the Union Army

English Separatist Signed the Mayflower Compact and one of the founders of Plymouth 2ND governor of Plymouth – served 30 years

Served as Secretary of Education Presided over the establishment of the first public school Father of American Education

Union General during the Civil War Accepted surrender of Lee at Appomattox Courthouse 18th President of the US (served 2 terms)

Showed Plymouth colonist how to grow corn Helped to negotiate a treaty between the Wampanoag and the Europeans

Fought in the French & Indian War Commander of the Continental Army 1st President of the US

Leading Confederate General during the Civil War Surrendered to Grant to end the Civil War Arlington Plantation was his home

Patriot from Virginia Lawyer and brilliant orator Famous for speech ending in “Give me liberty of give me death.”

3rd President of the US Author of the Declaration of Independence Commissioned the Lewis & Clark expedition in the Louisiana Territory

Women’s rights activist Helped call together the Seneca Falls Convention for women’s rights Abolitionist and religious reformer

Led a rebellion at the end of the Revolutionary War (called Shays Rebellion) Pointed out weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation Caused the writing of the Constitution

Sailed to America in 1492 Made 4 voyages to America for Spain

Virginia Planter, born in England Led a rebellion (Bacon’s Rebellion) against the governor of Jamestown Burned Jamestown

Founder of the American Red Cross “Angel of the Battlefield” Nurse during the Civil War

Italian merchant traveler Explored China Wrote a book which inspired Columbus

1st Governor of Plymouth Signed the Mayflower Compact

Spanish explorer & conquistador Conquered Peru and the Incan Empire

Editor & writer Wrote pamphlet called “Common Sense” Served in the Continental Army

Spanish Conquistador Conquered the Aztecs

Inventor & mechanical engineer Invented the Cotton Gin Idea of interchangeable parts

English artist that drew the surroundings and people of the New World Governor of Roanoke Grandfather of Virginia Dare (1st person born in the New World)

4th president of the US Father of the Constitution President during war of 1812 when the White House was burned