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(75 points) This special event takes place at noon and at 2pmClue #1 Saving Nature for Ail (75 points) ‘Head to the American Experience section of the American Art Museum and find the Rainbow over the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. ‘Thomas Moran pai A). Abraham Lincoln B) Woodrow Wilson © Ulysses Grant Get a photo of both of you “signing” the answer in front of this painting. Make sure we can see your answer. Clue #2 Put Down That Weapon Head to the Early Republic sec connects to this explanation: (100 points) ofthe American Art Museum and find the statue that ‘As soon as he was done fighting the war he resigned and became a civilian. He said that America should not have an army because that is what kings have to control the people. Instead, he said that we should have a militia of priv i that can get organized only when necessary. It's dangerous o have lots of pows hands of jst a few people so we should not have an army at all. Which president said this? D) George Washington ) James Madison F) Abraham Lincoln Get a photo of both of you “signing” the answer in front ofthis statue. Make sure we can see your answer. Clue #4 Indian Removal Act (75 points) Head to the Western Art section of the American Art Museum. Find a painting t George Cain hat sows a Naive Ameren “Gong toand Retrsng from created this painting? J) George Washington 1K) James Madison L) Andrew Jackson Got a photo of both of you “signing” the answer in front of this painting Make sure we can see your answer ‘Clue # 5 Separate is not Equal (100 points) Head to the 20" Century Americans section of the National Portrait Gallery Find this man: 1) He was a lead lawyer in the Brown v. Board of Education court case in which his tam won, This made segregated schools illegal throughout the nation, head lawyer for the NAACP for many years. first African-American to be appointed to the Supreme Court, ‘Who was he? P Court? M) Abraham Lincoln 'N) Franklin Delano Roosevelt (©) Lyndon Johnson Geta photo of both of you “signing” the answer in front ofthe painting of this ‘man. Make sure we can see your answer. Clue #3 Women's Suffrage points) n ind the woman who In 1848 She helped organize the Seneca Falls Convention witich 1e Women’s rights movement. She would fight all her life for women’s suffrage (right to vote) but she would die in 1902, which would be 18 vears before women could legally vote. What is her name? 1) Lyndon Johnson Geta photo of both of you “signing” the answer in front ofthe painting of this woman, Make sure we can see your answer. Clue # 6 The Black Cabinet (100 Points) Head to the 20 Century Americans section of the National nan saw that during the “New Deal” in 1936 many people were jobs except African-Americans. 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