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Year of Birth
Hint
Answer
1732
General/politician. His wife's name was Martha. Apparently she was pretty hot.
George Washington
1564
Talented Tudor playwright. His mates probably called him Bill.
William Shakespeare
1552
Posh pirate. Also an explorer and populariser of tabacco use. They chopped his head off.
Sir Walter Raleigh
1879
Physicist with crazy hair. Apparently the Nazis had a bounty on his head.
Albert Einstein
1451
Spanish queen who started the Spanish Inquision and bankrolled Christopher Columbus.
Queen Isabella
1599
English general and politician who apparently said "Paint me warts and all".
Oliver Cromwell
1162
Possibly the most successful military leader of all time. An Asian guy with reddish hair who liked little horses and furry hats.
Genghis Khan
1533
"I know I have the body but of a weak and feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king..." Posh English redhead.
Queen Elizabeth I
100 BC
Bisexual Roman general, lawyer, politician and epileptic, later turned into a God.
Julius Caesar
1815
Architect of the Second Reich. A big battleship and the state capital of North Dakota, USA are named after him.
Otto von Bismarck
Year of Birth
Hint
Answer
1769
Military/political leader. Sold Louisiana to the Americans and was scared of cats.
Napoleon Bonaparte
1755
Austrian royal who moved to France. Supposedly, champagne coupe glasses are modelled on the shape of her breast.
Marie Antoinette
1818
Influencial German writer/philosopher. His tomb in London's Highgate Cemetry reads "WORKERS OF ALL LANDS UNITE".
Karl Marx
1412
French teen who liked armour, crosses and kicking English butt.
Joan of Arc
1137/1138
Muslim who wiped the floor with the Christians during the Crusades. Respected for his chivalry and for giving away almost all his wealth.
Saladin
1820
English woman, born in Italy. She advanced medical practices while serving in the Crimean War. Was sick in bed... for almost 60 years.
Florence Nightingale
484 BC
"The Father of History", "The Father of Lies". His book "The Histories" reads like a travel journal and is surprisingly readable.
Herodotus
1452
The quintessential Italian Renaissance Man. Apparently he could write with one hand and draw with the other at the same time. And was probably gay.
Leonardo da Vinci
384 BC
Influencial philosopher and tutor to Alexander the Great. Apparently, he agreed to let a hot babe named Phyllis ride on his back so that she'd sleep with him.
Aristotle
1783
'The Liberator'. He drove the Spanish out of much of South America... and his mustache and sideburns looked pretty cool.
fun quiz, though I think I would have gotten a few more if I'd had more time. I missed Cesar I assume because I used the common spelling Cesar instead of Caesar. Though I realize he wasn't the only Cesar.
It provides good little facts about people great quiz. I just think it needs more time cause its hard to read all that in like 4 minutes. And idk if Caesar was bisexual
Caesar was absolutely bi-sexual. Pretty common in those days. It's strange cos I'd already increased the time to 5mins and that's what it says when I look. For some reason Jetpunk doesn't seem to be updating my changes.
Benjens: Thanks! Well done!
Ripley: Sir WR yup, seems like he was a bit of a stud. By English standards anyway. :) I'll try to expand the spellings further.
https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/42254/top-events-of-the-millenium