| I was an American colonist who spoke out against paying British taxes. Loyalists accused me of treason. | | |
| I was an abolitionist and former slave who became a leader in fighting against slavery. I changed my name to reflect my mission. | | |
| I was arrested for refusing to give up my seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama. | | |
| I was a Civil War nurse and founder of the American Red Cross. | | |
| I was the author of a pamphlet called Common Sense, in which I attacked King George III and called for a revolution to make the colonies independent. | | |
| I was an American explorer who aided Meriwether Lewis in an expedition through the Louisiana Purchase. | | |
| I was the 16th president of the USA and signer of the Emancipation Proclaimation. | | |
| I was the labor leader and organizer of the United Farm Workers. | | |
| I invented the telephone. | | |
| I am the representative from Kentucky who worked for compromises on the slavery issue. | | |
| I was a women's suffrage leader who worked to enable women to have the same rights as men.I was the first woman in the United States to have my picture on a coin. | | |
| I was Tenessee's first governor and took office in 1796. | | |
| I was a steel entrepreneur who bought other kinds of companies to supply my steel business. | | |
| I am the leader who took over Cuba in 1959 and made it a communist nation. | | |
| I was an American abolitionist who seized a weapons storehouse to help slaves rebel. I was caught and hanged. | | |
| Union general who lead his troops on the March to the Sea causing great distruction. | | |
| I was the first American astronaut to set foot on the moon. | | |
| I was an American railroad owner during the railroad boom after the Civil War. There is a university in Nashville named for me. | | |
| I was the 7th president of the US. I won the final battle in the War of 1812. You can still visit my home in Tennessee. | | |
| I warned the Patriots that the British were marching toward Concord, where Patriot weapons were stored. | | |
| I am the American astronaut who remained in the lunar orbiter during the Apollo 11 moon landing. | | |
| I was a Tennessean who became a national leader in the fight for women's rights. | | |
| Former Tennessee governor who is known for his support of education. | | |
| I was the Supreme Court chief justice who wrote the ruling against Dred Scot. | | |
| Tenessean who was a World War I hero. I was known for my superior marksmanship. | | |