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| A piece of stone broken into two pieces and held together by a mold, it is said that Allah will bless those who kiss it. |
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| First U.S. President, born February 22nd, 1732; died on December 14th, 1799. He was a great leader for the U.S. |
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| In the Roman army, and was the first commander to invade England. He transformed Rome into an empire while he was Rome's dictator in 49 B.C. |
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Route made to receive slaves.
England to W. Indies, W. Indies to Africa, Africa to the Colonies (also known as the Middle Passage) |
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Started in 776 B.C.
The first Olympic Champions name was Coroebus. |
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| An oil painting by the famous Leonardo de Vinci. It was completed during the 1503 - 1519. It is on display at the Louvre in Paris, France. |
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| Holes in the ozone layer which will heat up water temperature, melt glaciers, causing huge problems that could cause the end of the world. |
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| The first transcontinental female pilot. On her Round-The-World attempt she got off course and lost in the S. Pacific and hasn't been seen since. |
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| An unsuccessful attempt to overthrow Cuban Government in 1961, by CIA trained cuban exiles invading the country. They were defeated in 3 days. |
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| The removal of Native Americans to the southeast part of America in 1830. Thousands of Indians had their home ripped away from them. |
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June 5th 1878 - July 20th 1923
A famous general in the Mexican revolution. He took part in many of the most important and bloodiest battles. |
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2nd President.
Born in Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1735. He led in the movement for independence. |
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