This First Lady of the United States gave a famous tour of the White House on broadcast television.

After graduating from Columbia University, this former president moved to Chicago, Illinois, to become a community organizer.

What young woman who was deaf and blind said, “I should be as free as another,” upon being accepted into Radcliffe College?

What was Mother Teresa’s given first name?

This president, while still in college, wrote the bestselling book, Why English Slept, making him an expert on WWII.

Along with Elizabeth Cady Stanton, this woman helped form the National Woman Suffrage Association in 1869.

What major award did Martin Luther King Jr. win for his civil rights activism?

This president helped create five national parks and preserve 150 national forests across the United States.

This president was the Commanding General of the War of Independence, which lasted from 1775–1783.

In 1955, this woman’s refusal to give up her bus seat to a white man started the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Not only a former president of the United States, this president was also president of the Screen Actors Guild in Hollywood.

This president ran as a Republican candidate in 1860, dubbed “The Rail Candidate” because he had split wooden rails as a boy.