| A | B |
|---|
| da Vinci | Painted the Mona Lisa |
| Lyndon Johnson | Signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 |
| James S. Brady | "Brady Bill" was named after him |
| Edmund J. Davis | First Republican governor of Texas |
| Robert Baden-Powell | Stared the Boy Scout movement in Great Britain |
| Eighteenth Amendment | Outlawed the sale and use of alcolholic beverages in the United States |
| Charles Babbage | Developed a 19th century computer known as "The Difference Engine" |
| Spindletop | Famous oil well near Beaumont, Texas |
| Elizabeth Blackwell | First female doctor in the United States |
| Star of Africa | Diamond in the British Royal Scepter |
| Martin Luther King, Jr. | Organized a boycott of busses in Montgomery, Alabama |
| Wallis Warfield Simpson | Wife of Edward VIII of Great Britain |
| Philip Astley | Organized the first modern circus in England |
| St. Nicholas | Bishop of Myra, famous for helping the poor |
| Tokyo Rose | The goal of her radio program was to decrease the morale of American troops during WW II |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt | President when the US entered WW II |
| Thomas Jefferson | The books of this former President were the first volumes in the Library of Congress |
| Roe vs. Wade | Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in the United States |
| Louis Braille | Developed a writing system for the blind |
| Essex | First American ship sunk by a whale |
| Edward VIII | British king who gave up the throne to marry a divorced American |
| Pearl Harbor | Site of a surprise Japanese attack on an American naval installation |
| Volstead Act | Law passed to enforce the 18th Amendment to the US Constitution |
| Rosa Parks | Her refusal to give her seat to a white man touch of the African American Civil Rights Movement |
