Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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US President during the Civil War | Abraham Lincoln | 96%
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Central figure of Christianity | Jesus | 86%
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Military leader of France who crowned himself Emperor | Napoleon Bonaparte | 86%
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19th-century Queen of England | Victoria | 86%
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English playright and Bard of Avon | William Shakespeare | 86%
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Last Queen of France | Marie Antoinette | 84%
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Engineer of the first practical telephone | Alexander Graham Bell | 82%
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Wrote "The Communist Manifesto" | Karl Marx | 82%
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Formulated the theory of evolution | Charles Darwin | 80%
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Inventor of the printing press | Johannes Gutenberg | 80%
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Founder of the USSR | Vladimir Lenin | 80%
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Jewish girl whose diary depicted life in hiding during WWII | Anne Frank | 78%
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Lead vocalist of the rock band Queen | Freddie Mercury | 78%
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Namesake of the theorem a² + b² = c² | Pythagoras | 78%
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Longest-ruling Empress of Russia | Catherine the Great | 76%
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Brazilian football player and winner of three World Cups | Pelé | 76%
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Greek hero of the Trojan War | Achilles | 73%
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Italian poet of the "Divine Comedy" | Dante Alighieri | 73%
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Crossed the Alps during the Punic Wars | Hannibal | 73%
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First deaf and blind person to graduate from college | Helen Keller | 73%
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Wrote the Declaration of Independence | Thomas Jefferson | 73%
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Last leader of the Soviet Union | Mikhail Gorbachev | 71%
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1600's Dutch artist of "The Night Watch" | Rembrandt | 69%
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Primary patron saint of Ireland | Saint Patrick | 69%
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Ruler of the Huns and feared enemy of Eastern Rome | Attila the Hun | 67%
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Chinese-American martial artist, actor, and film director of the 1970's | Bruce Lee | 67%
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Second man on the Moon | Buzz Aldrin | 67%
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Nazi propaganda minister during WWII | Joseph Goebbels | 67%
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First European to discover the Caribbean | Christopher Columbus | 63%
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King of England and military leader of the Third Crusade | Richard the Lionheart | 63%
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Eccentric Spanish artist of surrealist paintings, sculptures, and films | Salvador Dali | 61%
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Discovered penicillin | Alexander Fleming | 59%
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Actor and director of "Citizen Kane" | Orson Welles | 59%
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Colombian drug lord and wealthiest criminal in history | Pablo Escobar | 59%
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American inventor of the phonograph and motion-picture camera | Thomas Edison | 59%
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Author of "The War of the Worlds" and "The Time Machine" | H. G. Wells | 57%
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Scottish knight who defeated the English at the Battle of Stirling Bridge | William Wallace | 57%
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Father of theoretical computer science and artificial intelligence | Alan Turing | 55%
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Greek mathematician who discovered the principle of water displacement | Archimedes | 55%
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English social reformer, statistician and founder of modern nursing | Florence Nightingale | 55%
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Spanish writer of "Don Quixote" | Miguel de Cervantes | 55%
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Great Khan and founder of the Yuan dynasty in China | Kublai Khan | 53%
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Viking discoverer of North America | Leif Eriksson | 53%
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American abolitionist, writer, and statesman who escaped slavery | Frederick Douglass | 49%
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Native American woman who helped the Lewis and Clark Expedition | Sacagawea | 49%
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Swiss folk hero and expert crossbowman | William Tell | 49%
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Austrian symbolist painter of "The Kiss" | Gustav Klimt | 47%
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Lakota leader who foresaw victory of the Battle of the Little Bighorn | Sitting Bull | 47%
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Assassinated Archduke Ferdinand, setting in motion WWI | Gavrilo Princip | 45%
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Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten | Nefertiti | 43%
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Queen consort of France and England and leader of the Second Crusade | Eleanor of Aquitaine | 41%
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Babylonian king who founded first legal code of justice | Hammurabi | 41%
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Pakistani female-education activist and youngest Nobel Prize laureate | Malala Yousafzai | 41%
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Roman politician defeated by Octavian at the Battle of Actium | Mark Antony | 41%
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Ancient Greek lyric poet and symbol of lesbian sexuality | Sappho | 41%
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Pope who initiated the Crusades | Urban II | 41%
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Quantum theoretical physicist and namesake of cat-box thought experiment | Erwin Schrödinger | 39%
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Italian general responsible for the unification of Italy | Giuseppe Garibaldi | 37%
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Biblical son of Enoch said to have lived to 969-years-old | Methuselah | 37%
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Legendary first Queen of Carthage | Dido | 35%
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Victorian-era woman who allegedly murdered her parents with an axe | Lizzie Borden | 35%
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Baron and Romantic poet of "Don Juan" | Lord Byron | 35%
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Roman poet of the "Aeneid" | Virgil | 35%
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Former Nazi scientist who engineered the Saturn V | Wernher von Braun | 29%
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Father of Modern Medicine | Hippocrates | 27%
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First Prime Minister of Great Britain | Robert Walpole | 27%
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Ancient prophet of Iran | Zoroaster | 27%
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Swedish taxonomist who formalised binomial nomenclature | Carl Linnaeus | 24%
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US soldier, "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country" | Nathan Hale | 22%
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Theologian of the principle "the simplest explanation is usually the right one" | William of Ockham | 20%
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Japanese Emperor who transformed the nation into an industrial power | Meiji | 18%
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Moroccan scholar who travelled all across the Old World | Ibn Battuta | 16%
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Former slave and prominent leader of the Haitian Revolution | Toussaint Louverture | 16%
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Italian Proto-Renaissance artist of realism and father of European painting | Giotto | 14%
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Chinese warlord of the Three Kingdoms and founder of Shu Han | Liu Bei | 14%
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Mauryan Emperor who promoted spread of Buddhism | Ashoka | 12%
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Mysterious airplane hijacker who disappeared with 200,000 US dollars | D.B. Cooper | 12%
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German polymath who invented integral calculus independent of Isaac Newton | Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz | 12%
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Benedictine abbess, sacred composer, and scientific natural historian of 1100's | Hildegard von Bingen | 12%
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Spanish priest who exposed the oppression of Native Americans | Bartolomé de las Casas | 10%
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Roman dictator renown for his voluntary surrender of power | Cincinnatus | 10%
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Qing Empress Dowager who supervised the Tongzhi Restoration | Cixi | 10%
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Painted "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" | Hokusai | 10%
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First King of the Visigoths who led the Sack of Rome | Alaric I | 8%
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First Sultan of Egypt and founder of the Ayyubid dynasty | Saladin | 8%
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Canadian amputee athlete who ran across the country for cancer awareness | Terry Fox | 8%
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Chinese explorer, admiral, and diplomat who brought goods back to China | Zheng He | 8%
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Roman philosopher and Italian King who wrote "The Consolation of Philosophy" | Boëthius | 6%
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French filmmaker of "A Trip to the Moon" | Georges Méliès | 6%
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Founder of Sikhism | Guru Nanak | 6%
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Discovered nuclear fission | Lise Meitner | 6%
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Started the Mexican War of Independence | Miguel Hidalgo | 6%
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Last true samurai | Saigō Takamori | 6%
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Earliest known king | Sargon of Akkad | 6%
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3rd-century Queen of Palmyra | Zenobia | 6%
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Tang dynasty general whose rebellion killed 5% of the world population | An Lushan | 4%
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Canadian astronaut who recorded the first music video in space | Chris Hadfield | 4%
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Discovered Pluto | Clyde Tombaugh | 4%
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Chinese military general and high priestess of the Shang dynasty | Fu Hao | 4%
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Arab polymath and father of optics | Ibn al-Haytham | 4%
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Earliest written name | Kushim | 4%
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Danish transgender woman and early recipient of sex reassignment surgery | Lili Elbe | 4%
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English fossil collector and discoverer of the plesiosaur | Mary Anning | 4%
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Greek soldier who ran the first marathon | Pheidippides | 4%
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Astronomer who first discovered evidence of dark matter | Vera Rubin | 4%
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Code name of female Culper Ring spy whose real identity is unknown | Agent 355 | 2%
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Ancient Queen of Nubia | Amanitore | 2%
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Chinese pirate leader of the early 1800's | Ching Shih | 2%
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Korean scientist who recreated gunpowder from China | Choe Mu-Seon | 2%
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X-ray crystallographer who confirmed the structure of penicillin and insulin | Dorothy Hodgkin | 2%
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First queen regnant of Majapahit | Dyah Gitarja | 2%
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Australian social reformer and first female member of parliament | Edith Cowan | 2%
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First Dalai Lama | Gendün Drubpa | 2%
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Prime Minister of Australia during WWII | John Curtin | 2%
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African revolutionary who achieved independence for Ghana | Kwame Nkrumah | 2%
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3rd-century Vietnamese warrior who resisted the expansion of Eastern Wu | Lady Triệu | 2%
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Founder of the Incan Empire | Pachacuti | 2%
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Naga spiritual leader who led a revolt against British rule in India | Rani Gaidinliu | 2%
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Ancient Indian physician and father of plastic surgery | Sushruta | 2%
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Tahitian Polynesian navigator who assisted James Cook on his voyage | Tupaia | 2%
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