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VS SOL --ALL THE PEOPLE YOU NEED TO KNOW - FLASH CARDS - c5/10/06
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| Indian who helped the colonists in Jamestown survive | Pocahantas,  |
| He wrote the Virginia Statue for Religious Freedom and the Declaration of Independence | Thomas Jefferson,  |
| "Father of the Constitution" He wanted compromise | James Madison,  |
| He wrote the Virginia Declaration of Rights, which was the basis for the Bill of Rights | George Mason,  |
| He spoke out against taxation without representation by saying, "... give me liberty or give me death." | Patrick Henry,  |
| This Virginian was called the "Father of Our Country" | George Washington,  |
| His strong leadership helped Jamestown survive. | John Smith,  |
| A great tennis player and spokesperson for social change. | Arthur Ashe,  |
| He led the Massive Resistance Movement against the integration of public schools. | Harry F. Byrd,  |
| A slave from Virginia who served in the Continental Army and was given his freedom after the war. | James Armistead Lafayette,  |
| He helped the confederates win the Battle of Bull Run | Stonewall Jackson,  |
| He led a revolt against plantation owners in Virginia. | Nat Turner,  |
| Civil rights leader | Martin Luther King, Jr.,  |
| After he became president, some southern states seceded from the Union. | Abraham Lincoln,  |
| Father of Pocahantas | Chief Powhatan,  |
| The first African American woman to become a bank president in the United States | Maggie Lena Walker,  |
| Intending to start a slave rebellion, he raided the arsenal at Harper's Ferry. | John Brown,  |
| She established a secret escape route for slaves called the "Underground Railroad" | Harriet Tubman,  |
| General who led the Union to victory | Ulysses S. Grant,  |
| Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia | Robert E. Lee,  |
| The first African American governor of Virginia and the first African American to be elected a state governor in the U.S. | Douglas Wilder,  |
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