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Bonus Points

Watch for my American Flag tie. When I am wearing it that means that something important happened in American history on that day. The first student that correctly tells me why I am wearing the tie will win an extra bonus point. Each extra point can be redeemed for a missing current events homework. 

Note: You cannot simply point out that I am wearing the tie. You have to correctly identify the important historical event that occurred on that day. 
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2018 - 2019 Tie Days

9/7 - On this day in 1813 the United States' nickname Uncle Sam was adopted. Winner = Ronan S.

9/13 - On this day Francis Scott Key wrote the words that eventually became our National Anthem, The Star Spangled Banner. Winner = Shavon J.

9/17 - Constitution Day. On this day, in 1787, the US Constitution was signed. Winner = Jaqueline M.

9/25 - Anniversary of the integration of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. Winner = Michael W.

10/12 - On this day Christopher Columbus landed in the "New World". Winner = Carly A.

10/18 - John Glover Day. On this day Col. John Glover and his men fought the British and Hessians during the Battle of Pell’s Point in what is now Pelham Bay Park. This battle slowed the British advance long enough for Washington and the army to escape from NY. Winner = Trasa C

10/19 - Surrender at Yorktown. On this day, in 1781, the British surrendered to the United States of America after the long battle/siege of Yorktown ending the American Revolution. Winner = Faith S

11/5 - Col. John Glover's Birthday - Happy Birthday to the greatest hero of the American Revolution. Winner = Madison G.

11/19 - Gettysburg Address - On this day, in 1863, President Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address at the dedication of a National Cemetery at Gettysburg. Winner - Ronan S.

12/7 - “A day that will live in infamy”. On this day in 1941 the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Winner- Timothy F.
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