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Thomas Edison Lighting Mechanical use of electricity

Alexander Graham Bell Telephone Telephone service

Jane Addams Settlement House Hull House Chicago, IL

Chief Joseph Nez Perce Try to escape to Canada

Booker T. Washington Born a slave Started Tuskegee Institute in Al Vocational education Accept social segregation now

W.E.B. DuBois Full political, civil, and social rights for African Americans Founder of NAACP

John D Rockefeller Captain of Industry Oil Had a monopoly Philanthropist

Andrew Carnegie Captain of industry - steel Homestead Strike Philanthropist

Henry Ford Captain of Industry - automobile Assembly Line Philanthropist

Susan B. Anthony Suffragist; 19 th Amendment

Woodrow Wilson WWI and the 14 Points League of Nations

Wright Brothers Invented airplane Kitty Hawk, NC

Guglielmo Marconi Developed the radio

David Sarnoff The Broadcast Industry NBC - Radio and TV

Georgia O'Keeffe Artist - Southwest and urban scenes

F Scott Fitzgerald Novelist - The Great Gatsby Roaring Twenties ’s

John Steinbeck Novelist - The Grapes of Wrath Novel of the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl

Aaron Copland Composer of uniquely American music

George Gershwin Composer uniquely American music

Jacob Lawrence African American artist Harlem Renaissance Great Migration

Langston Hughes African American poet Harlem Renaissance

Duke Ellington African American Jazz musician Harlem Renaissance

Louis Armstrong African American Jazz musician

Bessie Smith African American Blues singer Harlem Renaissance

Franklin D Roosevelt President - Great Depression and WWII Created the New Deal and Fireside Chats Led US to victory over the Axis

Eleanor Roosevelt Wife of FDR Worked for expanding women’s rights

Adolph Hitler Leader of Germany - Axis Power Holocaust WWII

Benito Mussolini Fascist leader of Italy - Axis Power Dictator

Hideki Tojo Military dictator of Japan WWII

Winston Churchill Prime Minister United Kingdom - WWII Battle of Britain – didn’t give in Gave the “Iron Curtain” phrase to Cold War

Joseph Stalin Communist dictator of the Soviet Union Ally in WWII Enemy in Cold War

Harry S. Truman US President at end of WWII Ordered Atomic Bomb on Japan Established the Marshall Plan Integrated the US Military in 1948

George C. Marshall Chief of Staff in US Army during WWII Secretary of State after WWII Developed the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe and stop communism from spreading.

Rosie the Riveter Symbol of women working during WWII in the defense plants

Rosa Parks Arrested in Montgomery, AL for not giving up her seat. Began the Montgomery Bus Boycott

Martin Luther King, JR Leader Civil Rights Movement Civil Disobedience and Passive Resistance (non-violence)

Freedom Riders Civil Disobedience Passive resistance (non-violence) Broke Jim Crow Laws