Historical American Figures
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FREEDOM
LIBERTY
WASHINGTON
VISION
RIGHTS
VALOR
INNOVATION
INDUSTRY
RAILROADS
FORD
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4:37…. No need to be embarrassed, Lilly. I’m always here to do worse than everyone! Lol
1:23 – a record for me! Good luck and God bless everyone!
hmmm, okay AMAC. Famous American figures- would not have expected these word choices to look for in word search today but no doubt these ideas launched America into the industrial revolution and the leadership role she serves today. Washington, yes. Ford, okay- but not the week of our celebration of independence- looking for famous Americans- Revere, Jefferson, Hamilton, Franklin, etc. We honor the Revolutionary heroes so infrequently, give them their week.
3:45 Tom Jefferson, writer of the greatest break up letter in all human history, died on 7/4/1826. His last words were, “My Fourth, my fourth, my glorious fourth!” John Adams died a few hours later, His last words were, “Here I am dying and that Jefferson lives on.” He also thought there would be a great celebration across the country on 7/3. God Bless G. W.
3:29 I’ve done Word Search 4 times today and this is the best I can do. Embarrassing!
I have notice that on some of these puzzles, like the word “railroad” in this one won’t turn green for me, but show red. The issue seems to correlate to when there are two diagonal words next to each other. No matter how carefully I touch the screen and slide over the letters, it turns red.
4:11 no help
Who created this quiz ??? Is the title of it “Historical American Figures” ??? If yes, then why did it include just two (2) historical American figures — plus eight (8) other items ???
2:48 no help. Sorta helps make up for the miserable showing on the quiz!
3:43 Happy Holiday!
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4:25 Me too
4:22 no help
2:51 Happy July 4th!
5:40 Got them all but got sidetracked with the TV.
4:12 good one..
You finished the puzzle in 1:17
1:49 – “Industry” was the tough one to find. Usually those four letter words are the tougher ones to locate.