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American Wars & Conflicts
French & Indian War - French & Indians v. Colonist & English
American Revolution - Colonist v. English
War of 1812 - U.S. v. English
Mexican War - U.S. v. Mexico
Civil War - U.S. v. Confederate States of America
Spanish-American War - U.S. v. Spain
World War 1
World War 2
Cold War
Korean War
Vietnam War
Gulf War
John Wilkes Boothe - shot Abraham Lincoln
Charles J. Guiteau - shot James Garfield
Leon F. Czolgosz - shot William McKinley
Lee Harvey Oswald - shot J.F.K
Sirhan Sirhan - shot Robert F. Kennedy
Pocohantas -Jamestown
Squanto - Pilgrims
Pontiac - French & Indian War
Sacajewa or Sacagawea- Lewis and Clark
"The Prophet" - prediction that Presidents would die
Black Hawk - Indian removal from the Chicago area
Sitting Bull - Battle of Little Bighorn
Famous Ships
Nina, Pinta & Santa Maria - Columbus
Ancon - first ship through Panama Canal
Arizona - World War II
Turner Joy & Maddox - Vietnam
Teddy Roosevelt - "Square Deal"
Woodrow Wilson - "New Freedom"
FDR - "New Deal"
Truman - "Fair Deal"
JFK - "The New Frontier"
LBJ - "The Great Society"
Nixon - "New Federalism"
Monroe Doctrine - Europe keep "hands off" Western Hemisphere
Roosevelt Corollary to Monroe Doctrine - "Policeman of the West"
"Big Stick Policy" - TR threats of force to get countries to comply
"Dollar Diplomacy" - Taft's use of money to influence countries
"Moral Diplomacy" - Wilson "U.S. is the conscience of the world"
Truman Doctrine - military aid to countries threatened by Communism
Eisenhower Doctrine - use armed forces to combat Communism
Mt. Vernon - George Washington
Monticello - Thomas Jefferson
Hermitage - Andrew Jackson
Sagamore Hills - TR
Hyde Park - FDR