Baker’s Dozen III

Brazil

  1. Machado de Assis
  2. Carnivale
  3. Ayrton Senna
  4. Jorge Ben Joe
  5. Sérgio Mendes
  6. Corcovado Mountain
  7. Rio de Janeiro
  8. Archibald Tuttle, commando plumber
  9. Rio Roosevelt
  10. 1964 Brazilian coup d’état
  11. Emerson Fittipaldi
  12. 2016 Summer Olympics
  13. Director, Terry Gilliam

The Civil War

  1. Slavery

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery
  4. The Gettysburg Address

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery
  4. The Gettysburg Address
  5. Jefferson Davis

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery
  4. The Gettysburg Address
  5. Jefferson Davis
  6. The Great Locomotive Chase

-“BB”-

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery
  4. The Gettysburg Address
  5. Jefferson Davis
  6. The Great Locomotive Chase
  7. Ironclad ships

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery
  4. The Gettysburg Address
  5. Jefferson Davis
  6. The Great Locomotive Chase
  7. Ironclad ships
  8. Reconstruction

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery
  4. The Gettysburg Address
  5. Jefferson Davis
  6. The Great Locomotive Chase
  7. Ironclad ships
  8. Reconstruction
  9. Fort Sumter

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery
  4. The Gettysburg Address
  5. Jefferson Davis
  6. The Great Locomotive Chase
  7. Ironclad ships
  8. Reconstruction
  9. Fort Sumter
  10. Alexander Hamilton Stephens

Vice-President of the Confederacy; later became the governor of Georgia

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery
  4. The Gettysburg Address
  5. Jefferson Davis
  6. The Great Locomotive Chase
  7. Ironclad ships
  8. Reconstruction
  9. Fort Sumter
  10. Alexander Hamilton Stephens
  11. Clara Barton

In addition to her nursing work as the “Angel of the Battlefield”, for both Union and Confederate soldiers, she also helped locate more than 22,000 missing men after the war, and identified and properly buried many thousands.

She also had a torrid affair with a married officer while both were on Hilton Head, it was discovered many years later.

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery
  4. The Gettysburg Address
  5. Jefferson Davis
  6. The Great Locomotive Chase
  7. Ironclad ships
  8. Reconstruction
  9. Fort Sumter
  10. Alexander Hamilton Stephens
  11. Clara Barton
  12. George Henry Thomas

A Virginian who remained loyal to the Union and won the nickname “The Rock of Chickamauga” when the day might otherwise have been lost.

The Civil War

  1. Slavery
  2. Abolition
  3. Montgomery
  4. The Gettysburg Address
  5. Jefferson Davis
  6. The Great Locomotive Chase
  7. Ironclad ships
  8. Reconstruction
  9. Fort Sumter
  10. Alexander Hamilton Stephens
  11. Clara Barton
  12. George Henry Thomas
  13. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain

Famous animal spokescritters

  1. Morris the Cat

Famous animal spokescritters

  1. Morris the Cat
  2. Martin the GEICO gecko

Famous animal spokescritters

  1. Morris the Cat
  2. Martin the GEICO gecko
  3. Tony the Tiger

Famous animal spokescritters

  1. Morris the Cat
  2. Martin the GEICO gecko
  3. Tony the Tiger
  4. The Taco Bell chihuahua

Famous animal spokescritters

  1. Morris the Cat
  2. Martin the GEICO gecko
  3. Tony the Tiger
  4. The Taco Bell chihuahua
  5. Farfel the dog

-“BB”-

Famous animal spokescritters

  1. Morris the Cat
  2. Martin the GEICO gecko
  3. Tony the Tiger
  4. The Taco Bell chihuahua
  5. Farfel the dog
  6. Smokey the Bear

Famous animal spokescritters

  1. Morris the Cat
  2. Martin the GEICO gecko
  3. Tony the Tiger
  4. The Taco Bell chihuahua
  5. Farfel the dog
  6. Smokey the Bear
  7. Nipper the RCA dog

Famous animal spokescritters

  1. Morris the Cat
  2. Martin the GEICO gecko
  3. Tony the Tiger
  4. The Taco Bell chihuahua
  5. Farfel the dog
  6. Smokey the Bear
  7. Nipper the RCA dog
  8. McGruff the Crime Dog