_________________________ 1. I was born in Corsica in 1769. At school, I was called the "Little Corporal." I became leader of France and left my throne for the last time after a famous battle at Waterloo.
_________________________ 2. I helped to start the American Red Cross. While many think of me as a nurse, my true skill was in gathering and passing out supplies to people in need. President Lincoln liked my plan to establish an office in Washington to help find missing soldiers.
_________________________ 3. After I took the job of pastor at a Baptist church in Montgomery, Alabama, I joined the supporters of Rosa Parks. I gave a famous speech at the Lincoln Memorial in 1963.
_________________________ 4. I am a former governor of Texas. My father also held the position of president of the United States. I was elected in one of the closest elections in the country's history.
_________________________ 5. I was crowned in 1953 at Westminster Abbey after the death of my father, King George VI. I am the head of the British Navy, Army, and Air Force. I enjoy attending events where horses and their riders race and jump.
_________________________ 6. I took office during hard times in America and shared my ideas about a "New Deal" that would make our country strong again. Polio weakened my legs but not my spirit.
Bonus: Be a mystery guest in Miss Terie's class. Select an individual, read his or her short biography, and write a few statements about the individual's life that do not give away his or her identity. Think about how you might design a costume to help you portray the individual you have chosen.