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Final Exam - ESSAY - Who was the best president in the 20th Century? Give at least two reasons for your choice.
YOU WILL WRITE ON 8 OF THE 12 TERMS THAT ARE BOLD AND UNDERLINED ABOVE. YOU MUST DESCRIBE THE PERSON/EVENT AND TELL HOW AND WHY IT WAS IMPORTANT TO U.S. HISTORY.