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I see Donald Trump. He is a confident a strong leader. I know he does what is needed for the country. I know he wants to lower crime rate and have control over our borders. He is extremely confident you can tell how he holds himself and acts I mean he even made a game and it says on box i'm back you're fired

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Big Monster Toys is among the largest and most successful toy inventing companies in the world. Founded by three former Marvin Glass partners--Jeffrey Breslow, Howard Morrison, and Roubin Terzian--along with two ex-Glass designers--Don Rosenwinkel and John Zaruba-the firm has been in business for more than twenty years. Big Monster Toys creates, engineers, and develops products from inception to finished working prototypes. BMT also develops the marketing position and often the name, packaging, and promotional material. BMT then licenses the toys to one of the 20 largest toy companies in the world. Clients include Mattel, Hasbro, Milton Bradley, Parker Brothers, Fisher Price, Zizzle, Playmates, and Spinmaster. Some important products that have emerged from the great minds at Big Monster Toys include Uno Attack, Fashion Polly Pocket, Bulls Eye Ball, "The Apprentice" Game, Baby Skates, Shop N Bop Baby, My Size Barbie, Tippy Toes doll, Trump the Game, Guesstures, California Roller Baby, Mighty Max, Jennie Gymnast, Jibber Jabber, Magic Tumble Surprise, Brain Bash, Real Talkin' Bubba, Snack Time Cabbage Patch Kid, Baby This & That, Coochy Coo Baby, Planet Hollywood The Game, Nitro Dozer RC, Star Gymnast Jamie, Kasey Cartwheel, and Hot Wheels Criss Cross Crash. According to one estimate, 70% of all children in the U.S. have played with a toy, game, or doll created by BMT. On a worldwide basis, BMT toys generate over $250 million in annual sales. In November 2008, the Chicago Toy & Game Group recognized BMT founder Jeffrey Breslow with its Lifetime Achievement Award at the Toy & Game Inventors Awards.

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Board game:Trump: The Game - Parker Brothers - Google Arts & Culture

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Big Monster Toys is among the largest and most successful toy inventing companies in the world. Founded by three former Marvin Glass partners--Jeffrey Breslow, Howard Morrison, and Roubin Terzian--along with two ex-Glass designers--Don Rosenwinkel and John Zaruba-the firm has been in business for more than twenty years.

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I see Malcolm X. He was strong and confident. I know he also was big in the civil rights. I know his method to get out there was to be violent. He was indeed confident, I know this because he lead a mulisha pretty much.

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Black Muslim Leader Malcolm X -- Towne House - Google Arts & Culture

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Malcolm X at a press conference in the Towne House (African Americans, civil rights).

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I see Martin Luther King Jr (MLK). He is strong and confident. I know he was big in the civil rights act. I know he made a change in the way people of color were treated. I know he was confident by how he would speak in front of hundreds of people.

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. admires his Nobel Prize, Oslo, Norway, December 10, 1964, Associated Press

On December 4, 1964, Martin Luther King, Jr. accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of "a movement which is beleaguered and committed to unrelenting struggle...."

"Sooner or later all the people of the world will have to discover a way to live together in peace, and thereby transform this pending cosmic elegy into a creative psalm of brotherhood. If this is to be achieved, man must evolve for all human conflict a method which rejects revenge, aggression and retaliation. The foundation of such a method is love."

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech Handwritten draft, December 1964.
Morehouse College MLK Jr. Collection

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. admires his Nobel Prize - Associated Press - Google Arts & Culture

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. admires his Nobel Prize, Oslo, Norway, December 10, 1964, Associated Press On December 4, 1964, Martin Luther King, Jr. accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of "a movement which is beleaguered and committed to unrelenting struggle...."

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I see Franklin D Roosevelt (FDR). He is a strong leader and confident one. I know he was our president during the great depression. I know he passed laws that helped to stop the great depression. I know he is confident because he rose to power in a bad time and helped the times get better.

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Franklin D Roosevelt - Hulton Archive - Google Arts & Culture

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circa 1935: Studio headshot portrait of American president Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1945). (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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I see John F Kennedy (JFK). He is a strong and confident leader. I know he was a confident leader. I know he want all Americans to be active citizens. I know he was confident by how he holds himself and how he speaks.

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Alfred Eisenstaedt - Google Arts & Culture

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Portrait of President John F. Kennedy, from the TV show, "JFK Assassination - As It Happened.".

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I see Bruce Lee. He is strong and knows martial arts. I know he is a good motivator. I know he is confident by how he talks and holds himself. I think it is showing how he is confident and proud of his work.

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1973 - "Enter The Dragon" is released. Bruce Lee appears as the first ever Asian-American actor in a Hollywood lead role. Bruce Lee is elevated to iconic status.

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1973 in "Enter The Dragon" - Warner Bros. - Google Arts & Culture

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I see Rosa Parks. She was strong and confident and brave. I know she was arrested for not giving her seat to a white man. I know her being arrested cause the Montgomery bus boycott. I think it is showing how dedicated she was to make a change and how she was confident and felt she deserved to be treated equal.

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When she courageously refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a Montgomery bus on December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks secured her place in history. Her arrest ignited a mass boycott of city buses and brought the civil rights movement to national prominence. Parks was secretary of the Montgomery branch of the NAACP, and just months before her arrest had attended the Highlander Folk School in Tennessee, a training center for labor and civil rights leadership. This photograph was made at the time of Parks's second arrest, and was widely reproduced in newspapers and magazines. Civil rights leaders quickly understood the power of photography to help stimulate awareness of their cause and raise funds for their effort to overthrow segregation laws.

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Rosa Parks Being Fingerprinted, Montgomery, Alabama - Unknown Photographer - Google Arts & Culture

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When she courageously refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a Montgomery bus on December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks secured her place in history. Her arrest ignited a mass boycott of city buses and brought the civil rights movement to national prominence.

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I see two soldiers. They are pushing through water and mud. I don't have any background knowledge. I can see that there helping each other through it. I think its to show how american soldiers are confident and strong.

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Lt. Frank M. Massa (R) and Lt. Michael Gering coming out of water on the confidence course, a refined obstacle course.

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Lt. Frank M. Massa (R) and Lt. Michael Gering coming out of water on the confidence course, a refined obstacle course. Explore museums and play with Art Transfer, Pocket Galleries, Art Selfie, and more Recommended

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I see president Abraham Lincoln. He was a confident person and he worked against racism. I know he was against racism and started a civil war between us based off our views on slavery. I know he wanted to reunite the union even after the confederate separated and we fraught. I think its showing off how hes confident by the way he is holding himself in this picture.

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Today Abraham Lincoln is universally regarded as one of our greatest presidents. But from the start of his administration, Lincoln, guiding the nation in a time of civil war, was beset with criticism from all sides. Some charged him with moral cowardice for initially insisting that an end to slavery was not one of his wartime goals; others accused him of overstepping his constitutional powers; still others blamed him for military reverses in the field. But as Union forces moved toward victory, Lincoln's eloquent articulation of the nation's ideals and his eventual call for an end to slavery gradually invested him with grandeur. Following his assassination in 1865, that grandeur became virtually unassailable.

The original version of this portrait was a template for artist George P. A. Healy's large painting The Peacemakers, depicting Lincoln in consultation with three of his main military advisers at the end of the Civil War. But Healy recognized that this made a fine portrait in its own right and eventually made three replicas, including this one.

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Abraham Lincoln - George Peter Alexander Healy - Google Arts & Culture

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Today Abraham Lincoln is universally regarded as one of our greatest presidents. But from the start of his administration, Lincoln, guiding the nation in a time of civil war, was beset with criticism from all sides.

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I see George Washington. He was a confident person and commanded our army during revolutionary war. I know he led the fight against the British in the revolutionary war. I also know he was our first president. I think he showing how he was confident and was a worthy leader.

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George Washington After the Battle of Princeton, by Charles Willson Peale - Google Arts & Culture

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Peale painted this portrait for Elias Boudinot of New Jersey, a fellow officer and friend of George Washington. It is one of at least 25 replicas Peale exe...