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Presidents' Day Scramble

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Unscramble key terms about U.S. presidents.

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Unscramble key terms about U.S. presidents.

by Juan Carlos Yanez
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The first leader of the United States and a key commander during the Revolutionary War, shaping early national traditions.

  
  
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The 16th president who steered the nation through war and promoted emancipation through executive action.

  
  
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An officially recognized day when government offices are closed and people observe national history and leaders.

  
  
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An executive order that declared freedom for enslaved people in rebelling states.

  
  
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A conflict between northern and southern states over slavery and union preservation.

  
  
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A formal ceremony where a new leader takes the oath of office.

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The historic home of a founding leader, preserving early American countryside and legacy.

  
  
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Portraits and imagery used to honor leaders in museums and official buildings.

  
  
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