1. I was an American statesman. I am famous for the vital role I played in the American Revolution. I negotiated the Treaty of Paris in 1783. I also worked to put an end to slavery. Who am I?   Hint First letter clue   2. I was born in Illinois, United States of America. I was the 40th President. Before becoming the President, I was the Governor of California. Who am I?   First letter clue   3. I was an American. I served as the President for two consecutive terms. In 1906, I won the Nobel Peace Prize for the Russo-Japanese peace treaty. Who am I?   First letter clue   4. I was an American. I adopted the policy of 'desegregation' in schools, for allowing the admission of black students. I also passed the 'Interstate Highway Act'. I allotted very low finances for the military. I put an end to the Korean war by signing agreements with Korea and China. I was nicknamed 'Ike'. Who am I?   First letter clue   5. I was an American. I balanced the nation's economy during the 'Great Depression' financial crisis after World War I. I established the 'Social Security system', which provided support to elderly citizens and those who have low earnings. My well-known 'State of the Union Address' is also called the 'Four Freedoms Speech'. During my tenure, the Japanese attacked the famous Pearl Harbor. Who am I?   First letter clue   6. I was the thirty-fifth President of United States of America. I was the President for exactly a thousand days. I am one of the most popular Presidents. I married Jacqueline Lee Bouvier. 'Profiles in Courage' is my famous piece of literature, for which I won the Pulitzer Prize. Who am I?   First letter clue   7. I was the third President of United States of America. Who am I?   First letter clue