| What they did | Person |
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| Activist, Actor in “ER”, “Syriana” and “Up in the Air” | |
| 3rd President, Author of Declaration of Independence | |
| Singer of “Thriller” and “Billy Jean” | |
| Actor in “The Office” and “Get Smart” | |
| President (40th) during the beginning of a conservative era, “Great Communicator” | |
| Congresswoman (D-San Francisco, CA); Fmr. Speaker of the House | |
| Autotuned rapper of “Can’t Believe It” and “Blame It” | |
| Radical author of “Common Sense” and “American Crisis” | |
| First Lady during WWII; later UN delegate | |
| Record-setting NFL QB for Packers, Jets, and Vikings; recently retired | |
| Lesbian comedienne and talk show host | |
| WWII General, commanded D-Day invasion, later 34th President | |
| Bodybuilder, Actor, Fmr. Governor of California (just give first name) | |
| Actor in “Invictus” and “The Informant” | |
| President during the 9/11 Terrorist attacks and the 2008 banking crisis | |
| 19th century Speaker of the House, Senator (Whig-KY), and repeat Pres. Loser | |
| Gave the Gettysburg Address, President during the American Civil War | |
| Shortstop for the New York Yankees since 1996 | |
| Exploring duo in the Louisiana Purchase (1804-06) | |
| Black runner and long jumper who won four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics | |
| Actor in “Saving Private Ryan”, “Forrest Gump” and “Toy Story 3” | |
| Organized the Montgomery Bus Boycott, gave the “I Have a Dream” speech | |
| General in the Confederacy in the American Civil War who lost at Gettysburg | |
| Actor in “Crazy Heart” and the 2010 “True Grit” | |
| Mexican labor organizer of the United Farm Workers | |
| Singer of “Tik Tok” and “Your Love is My Drug” | |
| First Secretary of the Treasury, appears on $10 bill | |
| Actor/comedian, Golfer, Longtime Oscar and USO host | |
| Host of his own “Report” on Comedy Central | |
| First Lady of the United States | |
| Owner of U.S. Steel Company in late 19th century; funded many libraries | |
| Comedienne/Actress, Star of “30 Rock”, Palin impersonator | |
| Comedian, host of a succession of late night shows on NBC and TBS | |
| 4th President; Main architect of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights | |
| | What they did | Person |
|---|
| Singer of “Party in the U.S.A.” and “The Climb”, had her own show on the Disney Channel | |
| Senator (R-AZ); 2008 Presidential loser | |
| Singer of “Mine” and “You Belong with Me” | |
| 19th century senator (D-SC); Fmr. Vice President; floated States Rights political theory | |
| Woman’s rights advocate in late 19th century; used to be on the $1 coin | |
| Actor in “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” | |
| Comedian, Host of the “Daily Show” | |
| Union General in American Civil War, won Vicksburg Campaign, later 18th President | |
| Invented the telephone, founded the National Geographic Society | |
| President of the United States during Bosnian peacekeeping missions, was impeached | |
| Trio who sang “Burning Up” and “Tonight” | |
| Chief Justice of the United States during “Marbury v. Madison” and “McCulloch v. Maryland” | |
| Theorized the e=mc2 theory; came to America and helped build the bomb | |
| Singer of “Poker Face” and “Bad Romance” | |
| Sex symbol in “Some Like it Hot” and “Seven Year Itch” | |
| Actor in “Charlie in the Chocolate Factory” and the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movies | |
| 2008 Presidential Also-Ran, currently Secretary of State | |
| Black/Asian golfer who has won more majors than anyone else still on the tour | |
| American revolutionary, diplomat, 1st VP and 2nd President | |
| Singer on “Bottoms Up” and “Right Thru Me” | |
| General in the War of 1812, fought the Indians, 7th President | |
| Famous black orator, author and abolitionist during the mid-19th century | |
| Singer of “Single Ladies” and “Irreplaceable” | |
| Inventor of the light bulb and phonograph | |
| Actor in “Upstoppable”, “Glory” and “Training Day” | |
| Actress in “Philadelphia Story”, “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner”, and “On Golden Pond” | |
| The current president of the United States | |
| NBA Superstar with the Cavs, and now the Heat | |
| Owner of an auto company that put a Model T in every garage and paid its workers decently | |
| 36th President, during the Great Society and the Tonkin Gulf Crisis | |
| Actor in “Pursuit of Happiness”, “Hancock” and “Men in Black” | |
| He developed the first successful polio vaccine | |
| Left-wing documentarian of “Bowling for Columbines”, “Fahrenheit 911” and “Sicko” | |
| 32nd President, during the New Deal and WWII | |
| | What they did | Person |
|---|
| Baseball player who broke the color barrier with the Brooklyn Dodgers | |
| NBA Superstar with the L.A. Lakers (not Gasol!) | |
| The current Vice-President of the United States, former Senator (D-DE) | |
| Either one of a pair of black tennis-playing sisters | |
| Black woman who refused to give up her seat on a bus | |
| President during the 1960s (35th) who was assassinated | |
| Teenage pop singer of “Baby” and “One Time” | |
| Singer of “Womanizer” and “Toxic” | |
| Revolutionary War General and 1st President of the United States | |
| Five-star General in WWII and Korea | |
| Black talk show goddess; owns her own production company and network | |
| Singer of “Jailhouse Rock” and “Love Me Tender” | |
| 14-time Olympic gold medalist in swimming | |
| President during the Mexican-American War (11th) | |
| Rapper/singer of “Stronger”, “Good Life” and “Heartless” | |
| Star of “Stagecoach”, the 1969 “True Grit”, and many other Westerns and war movies | |
| Inventors of the airplane | |
| Congressman (R-OH), Current Speaker of the House | |
| Director of “E.T.”, “Schindler’s List”, and “Saving Private Ryan” | |
| President (26th) who favored a “Big Stick” and Trustbusting, also got Panama Canal built | |
| Actress in “Rachel Getting Married” and “The Princess Diaries” | |
| Author of “Huckleberry Finn” and “Life on the Mississippi” | |
| Former Alaska Gov., 2008 VP Loser, and Tea Party leader | |
| President (33rd) who ordered the atomic bombs dropped and integrated the Armed Forces | |
| Slugger for the Yankees and the Red Sox who hit 714 HRs in the 1910s, 20s, and 30s | |
| Singer of “Umbrella” and “Only Girl in the World” | |
| Author of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” | |
| Richest man in the history of the world; controlled Standard Oil Company in late 19th century | |
| Black singer of “Just Another Day”, and actress in “Beauty Show” | |
| NBA Superstar with the Oklahoma City Thunder | |
| 18th century American author of “Poor Richard’s Almanack”, printer, inventor, revolutionary and diplomat | |
| Comedian who starred in “Megamind” and “Anchorman” | |
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