Abraham Lincoln portrait is on the penny and the five dollar bill. The building on the back of the penny is a famous Monument, known as the Lincoln.

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Abraham Lincoln portrait is on the penny and the five dollar bill. The building on the back of the penny is a famous Monument, known as the Lincoln Monument. Another, famous building is Lincoln’s log cabin where he was raised.

This man was the United States first President? He also appears on a dollar bill and the quarter? Who am I?

George Washington Fought in the Revolutionary War and signed The Declaration of Independence

Who is this man? A very influential man, who planted soybeans in his garden. Helped in the revolutionary war by getting the French Involved. And signed the Declaration of Independence.

Benjamin Franklin Was not a President of the United States, but was Chosen to be a member of the committee to draft and signed The Declaration of Independence, which as signed In July 4, His on the one hundred dollar bill

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George Herbert Walker Bush is our 41st President. And he currently lives in the WhiteHouse. Two questions: 1.How many Presidents served before President Bush? 2.What was President Bush job before he became President of the United States?

Let’s find out! Mount RushmoreMount Rushmore