This president appears on both the penny and the 5 dollar bill, and was famous for signing the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863 which freed over 3 million slaves in the southern U.S.

This state is a popular vacation spot and is nicknamed 'The Sunshine State'.

This rebellious event against English taxation took place in a harbor and helped spark the American Revolution.

On a car, this is what Americans call a bonnet.

The 26th president of the United States, this man was the inspiration for 'teddy bears' after he refused to shoot a bear on a hunting trip in Mississippi.

After the U.S. bought it in 1867, this state became the largest in America.

Signed in 1783, this document officially ended the Revolutionary War and was Great Britain's acknowledgement of American Independence.

Named for a famous Indian leader, this exclamation is screamed whenever Americans jump from a high point.

This president once shot and killed a man in a duel who had accused him of cheating in a horse race. He also appears on the 20 dollar bill.

This state was one of the 13 original colonies, and was named after Queen Elizabeth I in 1584.

This silversmith's famous midnight ride alerted the American patriots to the approach of the British and was commemorated in a poem by Longfellow.

This American Founding Father's full name is synonymous with a person's handwritten signature.