US Presidents’ Day originally marks the birth anniversary of US President George Washington (born on 22nd February 1732) and Abraham Lincoln (born on 12th February 1809), but it is considered to honour all US presidents.
It is a holiday celebrated on the 3rd Monday in February.
Retailers use this holiday to promote sales, mainly car sales.
5- Cent coin (nickel) - President Thomas Jefferson
10-Cent coin (dime) - President Franklin D. Roosevelt
25-Cent coin (quarter) – President George Washington
50-Cent coin – President John F. Kennedy
Faces of American Presidents in bills:
$1- George Washington
$2 – Thomas Jefferson
$5- Abraham Lincoln
$10 – Alexander Hamilton (First Secretary of the Treasury)
$20 – Andrew Jackson
$50 – Ulysses S. Grant
$100 – Benjamin Franklin (Statesman)
How long can a President stay in the White House before everyone votes again?
Add:
the number of letters in the word MISSISSIPPI
the number of stripes on the US flag
the number of letters in the fourth month of the year
the number of cents in “a quarter”
Now take away
the number of stars in the US flag
Remember: People can elect a president for a second term, but not a third one.
Read more about American Presidents (in Portuguese)
Read the chronology of the American and Portuguese Presidents.
Now you can answer the Quiz about American Presidents
Read : The Fourth of July
References:
Myles, Jane. Holidays and Special Days in the USA.Scholastic, 2001
School Year 2011/2012
Read : The Fourth of July
References:
Myles, Jane. Holidays and Special Days in the USA.Scholastic, 2001
School Year 2011/2012
Where did you learn that fantastic equation?! :)
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