Lincoln, Abraham (12 of 13; 121 of 160)
Washington, George (11 of 13; 121 of 160)
Franklin, Benjamin (9 of 13; 82 of 160)
Jefferson, Thomas (9 of 13; 82 of 160)
Adams, John (6 of 13; 52 of 160)
Grant, Ulysses S. (5 of 13; 46 of 160)
Lee, Robert E. (1 of 13; 40 of 160)
Hancock, John (1 of 13; 33 of 160)
Tubman, Harriet (4 of 13; 25 of 160)
Columbus, Christopher (3 of 13; 22 of 160)
Revere, Paul (2 of 13; 18 of 160)
Booth, John Wilkes (2 of 13; 16 of 160)
Jackson, Stonewall (1 of 13; 16 of 160)
Madison, James (3 of 13; 16 of 160)
Smith, John (2 of 13; 14 of 160)
Douglass, Frederick (2 of 13; 12 of 160)
Jackson, Andrew (1 of 13; 12 of 160)
Lewis & Clark (0 of 13; 10 of 160)
Adams, Abigail (2 of 13; 9 of 160)
Arnold, Benedict (1 of 13; 7 of 160)
Adams, John Quincy (0 of 13; 6 of 160)
Pocahontas (2 of 13; 6 of 160)
Five of 160 students included the following:
Adams, Sam (1 of 13)
Davis, Jefferson
Hamilton, Alexander (2 of 13)
Washington, Martha
Four of 160 students included the following:
Adams, no first name
Boone, Daniel
Jackson (no first name)
Paine, Thomas
Sacagawea (1 of 13)
Shays, Daniel
Sherman, W. T. (1 of 13)
Three of 160 students included the following:
Clark (no first name) (1 of 13)
Clay, Henry
Henry, Patrick
Jay, John (1 of 13)
Lewis (no first name) (1 of 13)
Lewis, Meriwether (see also Lewis & Clark)
Lincoln, Mary Todd
Taylor, Zachary
Two of 160 students included the following:
Addams, Jane
Anthony, Susan B. (1 of 13)
Crockett, Davy
Custer, George Armstrong (1 of 13)
Dickinson, Emily
Graham, no first name
Hayes, Rutherford B.
Polk, James
Stowe, Harriett Beecher
Whitney, Eli
One of 160 students included the following:
Adams, James (1 of 13)
Allcott, Louisa May
Attucks, Crispus
Barton, Clara
Bibb, Henry
Bradford, James
Buchanan, James
Burnside, Ambrose
Calhoun, John C.
Chamberlain, Joshua
Clark, George Rogers
Cornwallis, Charles
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
Fillmore, Millard
George III (of England) (1 of 13)
Hatfield, Anderson
Howe, William
Johnson, Andrew
Keckly, Elizabeth?
Kenton, Simon
Key, Francis Scott
LaFayette, Marquis de
Lee, Henry
Madison, Dolly
McCoy, Randall
Meade, George
Penn, William
Poe, Edgar Allen
Ross, Betsy
Sherman, George
Sojourner Truth
Squanto
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
Tecumseh
Thoreau, Henry David
Vanderbilt family
Wheatley, Phillis
Twelve students (one this term) listed Thomas Edison (who
doesn't fit the time limits).
Nine students listed topics, groups, events, or objects
(instead of people).
Six students listed Martin Luther King, Jr.
(who doesn't fit the time limit).
Five students listed Henry Ford (who doesn't
fit the time limits).
One to four students listed the following people who don't
fit the geographical or time limits:
Alexander Graham Bell, George W. Bush, Rhett Butler, Jimmy
Carter, Jon Carter , George Washington Carver, Bill Clinton,
Leonardo Da Vinci, Walt Disney, Robert Douglas, Dwight
Eisenhower, Elizabeth (no last name), Friedreckson (no first
name), John Henry, Samuel Jackson, Sarah Orne Jewett, John (no
last name), Helen Keller, John F. Kennedy, King Henry VIII, John
Locke, Ferdinand Magellan, Malcolm X, Thurgood Marshall,
Margaret Mitchell, Napoleon, Florence Nightingale, Richard
Nixon, Barack Obama, Scarlett O'Hara, Lee Harvey Oswold, Mr.
& Mrs. Albert Parker, Rosa Parks, Alice Paul, Ronald Reagan,
Jackie Robinson, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Roosevelt (no first name), Theodore Roosevelt, Jean-Jacques
Rousseau, Col. Harlan Sanders, Margaret Sanger, John Taylor,
Amerigo Vespucci, Betsy White, Woodrow Wilson