Famous People from History #1

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Hint	Answer
Egyptian Queen married to Marc Anthony	Cleopatra
Freed from prison after 26 years	Nelson Mandela
Known as the 'Virgin Queen' in the Tudors	Mary I
Greek philsopher, founded the Academy in Athens	Plato
First president of the United States	George Washington
Conquered England in 1066 at the Batlle of Hastings	William the Conqueror
British Prime Minister during WW2	Winston Churchill
Russian Dictator in WW2	Josef Stalin

Hint	Answer
Indian Peace protestor who got shot by one of his 'followers'	Mahatma Gandhi
Macedonian Nun	Mother Teresa
Italian explorer credited with finding China	Marco Polo
Tudor king, married 6 people and killed 2 of them	Henry VIII
Exploror who started his voyage in 1492	Christopher Columbus
German Dictator in WW2	Adolf Hitler
American President who freed the slaves	Abraham Lincoln

Level 85

Mar 14, 2017

Inconsistent acceptance of last names only. Sometimes last names only worked other times you need to use first names too. And I'm still not sure how Elizabeth works.

Level 71

Nov 22, 2017

Has this been hacked? Cleopatra, Nelson Mandela, Elizabeth I, Stalin and Adolf Hitler seem like better answers, although I'm intrigued by the thought of David Cameron as a Communist dictator and have no idea who Stuart Doyle is.

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Nov 6, 2018

I never knew that Medusa was married to Marc Antony!

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Jun 16, 2020

Elizabeth I was named the Virgin Queen not Mary I.