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1. ZOOM
By Jasmine Riley, Jada Jones, Morgan
Reid, Haylee Brooks , Lucas Pyron

2. The Objective….
• We will show you a zoomed in
photo of a historical object.
• You will have 3 chances to try and
guess what the picture represents.
• If no one has guessed what the
object is, we will give you a few
hints.
• And then we will reveal the
complete photo.

3. Picture #1

4. HINTS
• Honors Marines who have died
defending the U. S. since 1775
• 32 feet high
• Located near Arlington National
Cemetery
• Last territory captured by U. S. from
the Japanese during World War II
• Capture of this island led to the end of
the War of 1945

5. Complete Picture #1
Iwo Jima Memorial

6. Picture #2

7. HINTS
• 32nd President of the • Wanted the memorial
United States placed in front of the
Archives Building
• Did not want a grand
memorial to himself • Wanted a simple carving
that said ‘In Memory of’
• Asked that his memorial Led the U. S. out of the
only be a block about the Great Depression and
size of a desk into World War II

8. Complete picture #2
Roosevelt Memorial

9. Picture # 3

10. HINTS
• Located in West
Potomac Park in • Only the 4th non
Washington D. C. President to be
honored in this way
• Opened August 2011
to the public • Gave the “I Have A
Dream” speech
• First African- Assassinated on April
American honored 4, 1968 in Memphis,
with a memorial on or TN
near the National
Mall

11. Complete Picture #3
Martin Luther King Monument

13. 1. He had only 18 months of formal education.
2. He was very tall.

16.  Occupied by a U.S. Senator from 1831 to 1852
 Owner sold his support to Adams in exchange of
Secretary of State in 1824

19.  Worn by the soldiers who tried to take our freedom.
 “Lobster backs”

21. Jada Jones

22. Related to a present hated day
in April, this display had British
men fearing their lives were in
peril.
Jada Jones

23. Jada Jones

24. Jada Jones

25. To the people of that time, this
man was very extraordinary;
some people of this time
associate him with wood and
cherries.
Jada Jones

26. Jada Jones

27. Jada Jones

28. To hike around it, you’d have to
walk a bit; in Washington D.C., it
creates a four-way split.
Jada Jones

29. Jada Jones

30. Beginning of Morgan Reid’s

31. Hint #1: He led the
American victory over
Great Britain.
Hint #2: He supervised over
the writing of the
constitution in 1787.

32. George
Washingto
n!

34. Hint #1: Abolitionists cleverly
used this.
Hint #2: Slaves highly appreciated
this because it helped them when
they were running to freedom.

35. Abolitionist quilt
that was believed to
be used to signal to
slaves the path to
their freedom.

37. Hint #1: They were cruelly
used on the slaves.
Hint #2: They were to keep
the slaves from running
away.

38. Slave
Shackles
End of Morgan

40. Hints
• Ulysses S. Grant purchased this item
• It was used in his second inauguration in 1873

43. Hints
• Jefferson wrote an important declaration on
this

46. Hints
• From 1825
• John Quincy Adams used this to entertain
himself

49. Hints
• 1834 photograph by David Claypool Johnson

52. Hints
• Painting by John Trumbull
• Surrender of the British army
• Yorktown Virginia
• 1781

55. • Used in an assassination
• Used by J.W.B.

58. •Memorial
•Youngest was 3, oldest
was 97

61. •Statue
•From Tennessee
•War hero

63. What am I?

64. What am I?
I was originally published in the Rhode Island
American newspaper.
For all concert C melody pitch instruments, such as
the flutes, my starting pitch is a concert F.
I am written in 4/4 time, and contain mainly quarter
note rhythms, along with some eighth notes, flagged
eighth notes, and fermatas.

65. I’m the Star-Spangled Banner!

66. What am I?

67. What am I?
I am called the Ishinomaki Hibi Shinbun. ( yes, the
Museum did Romanize me incorrectly in their exhibit.
)
I was handwritten in a particular language on March
12, 2011, the day after the earthquake and tsunami
around Sendai, Japan.
I was made for six consecutive days by hand before I
was able to be properly printed again.

68. I’m a Japanese newspaper! 

69. What am I?

70. What am I?
I was written in ancient Egyptian, Demotic script, and
Greek.
I was discovered by Pierre-Francois Bouchard in 1799.
I opened the gate to the understanding and
translation of ancient Egyptian text, and also to the
progression of modern-day translation as we know it.

71. I’m the Rosetta Stone!

73. • During the Revolutionary War
• Artist known for putting himself in his
paintings

76. 1. Give me _____ or give me
death
2. Revolt against taxes

77. The Liberty Tree

79. 1. Sixteenth President
2.Worn by tallest President

80. Lincon’s Hat
Worn at his
first election

82. 1. John Hancock/Johannes
Gutenberg
2. First practical. Modern
prototype. Entrepreneur.

83. • The
Printing
Press

84. Lucas Pyron

85. Can you guess what it is?
• Memorial to a president
• He attended Harvard for college
• Was a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy
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86. John. F Kennedy
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87. Lucas Pyron

88. Can you guess what it is?
• One of many thousands
• Covers 624 acres
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89. Arlington National Cemetery
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90. Lucas Pyron

91. Can you guess what it is?
• This memorial is located in a straight line
with the capitol building and the
Washington Monument.
• Building project began under President
Taft.
• No, they aren’t windows
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92. Abraham Lincoln Memorial
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