Picturing the Past Challenge: Examine these emojis and try to figure out which famous American they represent! Quiz your friends too! #PE503#GuessWho
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: On July 12, 1862, the U.S. Medal of Honor was created by President Abraham Lincoln. The first person to receive the U.S. Medal of Honor was Army Private Jacob Parrott in 1863. #PE503#AmericanHistory
Picturing the Past Challenge: How well do you know famous American figures? Check out these emojis and figure out who they represent! #PE503#GuessWho
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: On July 11, 1804, Vice President Aaron Burr fatally shot his political rival Alexander Hamilton, who would die the next day. #PE503#AmericanHistory
Picturing the Past Challenge: See if you and your friends can figure out which historical figure is being represented by these emojis! #PE503#GuessWho
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: On July 10, 1850, Millard Fillmore was sworn in as the 13th president of the United States. He was only the second man to become president after a presidentโs death. #PE503#AmericanHistory
Picturing the Past Challenge: Teachers and students, prove your historical knowledge by cracking the emoji code to determine who this famous American is! #PE503#GuessWho #26
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: On July 9, 1850, President Zachary Taylor, after serving for 16 months, died unexpectedly after a brief illness. He is one of eight presidents who have died in office. #PE503#AmericanHistory#12thpresident
Picturing the Past Challenge: Letโs jump to the 20th century! Check out these emojis and try to determine who they represent. Comment below with your guesses! #PE503#GuessWho#legend
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: On July 8, 2000, Venus Williams won her first Wimbledon (of 11) against defending champion Lindsay Davenport. This made Williams the first black female Wimbledon champion since Althea Gibson in 1958. #PE503#AmericanHistory#champion
The U.S. is now officially 250 years old. In honor of this big milestone, take a minute and complete this quiz to see how much you remember about our nationโs early history! ๐
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Picturing the Past Challenge: Do you consider yourself a historian?? Prove your knowledge by cracking the emoji code to unmask the famous American figure. #PE503#GuessWho
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: On July 6, 1785, the Continental Congress established the dollar as the official U.S. currency. Did you know our dollar is 241 years old?! #PE503#AmericanHistory
Picturing the Past Challenge: Who is the mystery historical figure hidden in these five emojis?! Quiz your friends and family! #PE503#GuessWho
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass gave his most celebrated speech called โWhat to the Slave is the Fourth of July?โ It reminded listeners that only a fraction of the U.S. population enjoyed the freedom celebrated by the nation. #PE503#abolition#freedom
Picturing the Past Challenge: Work together with your family and friends to figure out which historical figure is being represented by these emojis! #PE503#GuessWho#250th
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: 250 years ago, on July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was adopted. It broke ties with Great Britain and asserted that all people have natural rights to โlife, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.โ #PE503#250th
Picturing the Past Challenge: Can you decipher this emoji code and identify which historical figure they represent? Challenge your friends! #PE503#GuessWho
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: Did you know on July 3, 1776, the Second Continental Congress spent the day editing and revising Thomas Jeffersonโs draft of the Declaration of Independence? The next day would change the world forever! #PE503#AmericanHistory
Picturing the Past Challenge: History teachers and students, prove your historical knowledge by cracking the emoji codes to unmask the famous American figure! #PE503#AmericanHistory
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