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Abraham Lincoln: President during the civil war

John Marshall: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

Roger Williams: founder of Rhode Island colony

Ulysses S. Grant: Union general who met at Appomattox Court House

John Breckenridge: The South's choice for president in 1860

Rutherford B. Hayes: won the presidency in 1876

Stonewall Jackson: defeated the Union army at the battle of Bull Run

Andrew Johnson: Succeeded Abraham Lincoln as US President

William T. Sherman: Northern general who destroyed everything in his way in the South

William McKinley: United States president during the Spanish-American War

Alexander Hamilton: wrote a financial plan for the United States

Theodore Roosevelt: Commander of the Rough Riders

Robert E. Lee: Confederate general who surrendered at Appomattox Court

Aaron Burr: lost the presidential election to Thomas Jefferson

Sojourner Truth: Wrote about racial discrimination

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