Description | Famous Person/Thing | % Correct |
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The creator of Mickey Mouse | Walt Disney | 94%
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The inventor of the Ford Model T Car | Henry Ford | 88%
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The first President of the United States | George Washington | 84%
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The wife of the first African-American president | Michelle Obama | 83%
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The author of the Harry Potter series | J.K. Rowling | 81%
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The first African-American President of the United States | Barack Obama | 78%
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The first man on the moon | Neil Armstrong | 78%
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The woman who refused to give up her seat | Rosa Parks | 78%
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The famous author of "The Diary of Anne Frank" | Anne Frank | 77%
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The painter of the "Mona Lisa" | Leonardo da Vinci | 77%
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The president during the Civil War | Abraham Lincoln | 75%
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The inventor of Apple products | Steve Jobs | 75%
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The inventor of the lightbulb | Thomas Alva Edison | 75%
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A scientist who discovered the three laws of physics | Isaac Newton | 74%
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He was a famous jazz musician who sang "What a Wonderful World" | Louis Armstrong | 74%
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A musician who was part of the Jackson 5 | Michael Jackson | 74%
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The fifth and last monarch of the Tudor dynasty | Queen Elizabeth | 74%
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An English band that consisted of Paul McCartney | The Beatles | 74%
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The playwright who wrote "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "Hamlet" | William Shakespeare | 74%
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Creator of Microsoft | Bill Gates | 72%
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A famous actor who is famous for his martial arts fight against Chuck Norris | Bruce Lee | 72%
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A famous female scientist who died from too much radiation | Marie Curie | 72%
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"I have a dream . . ." | Martin Luther King Jr. | 72%
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The inventor of the telephone | Alexander Graham Bell | 71%
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A famous man who stood for civil rights in India | Gandhi | 71%
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The creator of MARVEL | Stan Lee | 71%
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She was the wife of the president who served four terms | Eleanor Roosevelt | 70%
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A major character in the Bible who walked on water and was crucified | Jesus | 70%
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The two men who were the first to fly | The Wright Brothers | 68%
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The only president to serve four terms | Franklin Roosevelt | 67%
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A famous architect | Frank Lloyd Wright | 67%
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He was the first Catholic president, but was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald | John F. Kennedy | 67%
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The 26th President ofthe United States | Theodore Roosevelt | 67%
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A genius who discovered the theory of relativity | Albert Einstein | 65%
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The wife of the president who was shot by Lee Harvey Oswald | Jacqueline Kennedy | 65%
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A famous Confederate general in the Civil War | Robert E. Lee | 65%
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The director of Jurassic Park and Jaws | Steven Spielberg | 65%
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The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during World War II | Winston Churchill | 65%
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The creator of the movie "Psycho" | Alfred Hitchcock | 62%
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The creator of Star Wars | George Lucas | 62%
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The author of "A Christmas Carol" | Charles Dickens | 61%
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The author of "Tom Sawyer" and "Huckleberry Finn" | Mark Twain | 61%
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Considered the greatest heavyweight in sport's history | Muhammad Ali | 61%
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The female pilot who disappeared over the Pacific Ocean | Amelia Earhart | 59%
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The man who claims to have found America (Hint: Not Amerigo) | Christopher Columbus | 59%
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The best of all escape artists | Harry Houdini | 59%
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The longest reigning monarch in the UK history | Queen Victoria | 59%
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Where the president resides | White House | 59%
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A pirate who had black facial hair | Blackbeard | 58%
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A Spanish painter who is best known for his abstract paintings | Pablo Picasso | 58%
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A band who's lead singer is Mick Jagger | The Rolling Stones | 58%
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A female musician/actress who starred in "9 to 5" | Dolly Parton | 57%
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The author of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" | Roald Dahl | 57%
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He is famous for his journey to the Galapagos Islands where he made a theory about evolution | Charles Darwin | 55%
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He was stabbed on the Ides of March | Julius Caesar | 55%
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The blind man who invented a way for blind people to communicate | Louis Braille | 55%
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A musician who wrote and sang an Oscar winning song from The Lion King | Elton John | 54%
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A woman who grew up blind and deaf | Helen Keller | 52%
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A famous American monument who was a gift from France | Statue of Liberty | 52%
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The Crocodile Hunter | Steve Irwin | 52%
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He flew a kite with a key in a lightning storm | Ben Franklin | 51%
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A princess and wife of Prince Charles | Princess Diana | 51%
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A composer who composed "The Magic Flute" | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | 51%
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An American artist who was the leading figure in pop art | Andy Warhol | 49%
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The famous baseball player who played for the New York Yankees | Babe Ruth | 49%
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A wall in China | Great Wall of China | 49%
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The creator of the delicious Hershey franchise | Milton Hershey | 49%
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The tallst mountain in the world | Mount Everest | 49%
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The famous African who was put in prison because of his civil rights actions | Nelson Mandela | 49%
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The third President of the United States | Thomas Jefferson | 49%
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An African American blind musician | Stevie Wonder | 48%
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The river that is home to the most famous rainforest in Brazil | Amazon | 46%
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The author of "The Cat in the Hat" | Dr. Seuss | 46%
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A canal that connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean | Panama Canal | 46%
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A music festival that happened in the 1960s | Woodstock | 46%
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A former first lady and Secretary of State | Hillary Clinton | 45%
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A building in India that has a reflecting pool in front of it | Taj Mahal | 45%
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The wife of the second President of the United States | Abigail Adams | 43%
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"Thank ya, thank ya very much" | Elvis Presley | 43%
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The man who found out that the planets revolve around the sun | Galileo | 43%
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The creator of the Muppets | Jim Henson | 43%
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A Roman Catholic Religious Sister who was a missionary in India | Mother Teresa | 43%
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An ancient city buried by the volcano Mt. Vesuvius | Pompeii | 43%
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Two brothers who are famous for their collection of fairy tales | The Brothers Grimm | 43%
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A mexican painter who is best known for her self portraits | Frida Kahlo | 42%
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The founder and Great Khan of the Mongol Empire | Genghis Khan | 42%
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A monument in the badlands in South Dakota that has four presidents on it | Mount Rushmore | 42%
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A prison off the coast of San Francisco | Alcatraz | 41%
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When colonists in Boston threw bxes of tea into the Boston Harbor | Boston Tea Party | 41%
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When prospectors came from all over the country to get a mineral in California | Gold Rush | 41%
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A woman who pretended she was a woman in the army | Joan of Arc | 41%
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The President of the United States who liked jelly beans | Ronald Reagan | 41%
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She was a famous sharpshooter of the Wild West | Annie Oakley | 39%
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A runaway slave most famous for her work in the Underground Railroad | Harriet Tubman | 39%
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A circle of stones that no one knows why they are there | Stonehenge | 39%
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What two airplanes flew into on September 11, 2001 | Twin Towers | 39%
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A famous painter of lilypads | Claude Monet | 38%
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A French researcher who invented scuba gear | Jacques Cousteau | 38%
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The author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogy | J.R.R. Tolkien | 38%
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The huge football championship game | Super Bowl | 38%
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A document that was signed by Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock, and Ben Franklin, among others | Declaration of Independence | 36%
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Where immigrants came to become a citizen | Ellis Island | 36%
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A famous fort in Texas that was used in the Mexican-American War | Alamo | 35%
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A cluster of reefs off the coast of Australia | Great Barrier Reef | 35%
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An African American Olympic gold-medalist who competed at the berlin games in Germany | Jesse Owens | 35%
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When the Japanese bombed a place in Hawaii | Pearl Harbor | 33%
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Moe, Larry, and Curly | The Three Stooges | 33%
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The famous Union general during the Civil War | Ulysses S. Grant | 33%
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The beginning of World War II; the day of the Normandy landings | D-Day | 32%
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An author who wrote The Raven and The Pit and the Pendullum | Edgar Allen Poe | 32%
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The first person to circumnavigate the world | Ferdinand Magellan | 32%
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A huge blimp that burned down in a fiery crash | Hindenburg | 32%
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The star of I Love Lucy | Lucille Ball | 32%
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A Native American killed at the Battle of Little Bighorn | Sitting Bull | 32%
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She is famous for living with chimps | Jane Goodall | 30%
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The event that was nearly a decade long in the 1930s | Great Depression | 29%
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The founder of Ripley's Believe It Or Not | Robert Ripley | 29%
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A bridge that connects Brooklyn to Manhattan | Brooklyn Bridge | 26%
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"Born on a mountain top in Tennessee, bravest name in the land of the free . . ." | Davy Crockett | 26%
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The author of "Little House on the Prairie" | Laura Ingalls Wilder | 26%
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A female French leader who was beheaded during the French Revolution | Marie Antoinette | 26%
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The woman who sewed the American Flag | Betsy Ross | 25%
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A Roman monument that was home to gladiator battles | Colosseum | 25%
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What some slaves used to escape plantations, and Harriet Tubman was a part of it | Underground Railroad | 25%
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A 1930s comedic actor who was in a lot of silent films | Charlie Chaplin | 23%
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She wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin" | Harriet Beecher Stowe | 23%
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A girl who was shot by the Taliban trying to get an education | Malala Yousafzai | 23%
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The event that had a dozen men and women hung in the 1600s | Salem Witch Trials | 23%
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The 28th President of the United States | Woodrow Wilson | 23%
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A monument in Arizona that you can walk over | Grand Canyon | 22%
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A hurricane that happened in New Orleans in 2005 | Hurricane Katrina | 22%
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He planted apple trees in a lot of different places, all while wearing a pan on his head | Johnny Appleseed | 22%
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A popular pool game | Marco Polo | 22%
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"The British are coming! The British are coming!" | Paul Revere | 22%
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The first American woman in space | Sally Ride | 22%
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Monuments in Egypt | Great Pyramids | 20%
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When the champions of MLB play in October | World Series | 20%
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A group of waterfalls in between the USA and Canada | Niagra Falls | 19%
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She helped Lewis and Clarkon their huge expedition | Sacagawea | 19%
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A famous woman who stod for women rights in America | Susan B. Anthony | 19%
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A famous NHL player | Wayne Gretzky | 19%
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A leader who took over most of the Middle East | Alexander the Great | 16%
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A New York Yankees player who recently retired | Derek Jeter | 16%
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The first african American in MLB | Jackie Robinson | 16%
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The place that is home to the statue of Athena | Parthenon | 16%
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They happened in Beijing, London, and Rio, for example | Summer Olympics | 16%
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Founder of the Red Cross | Clara Barton | 14%
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The most famous abolitionist during the Civil War | Frederick Douglas | 14%
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A female African American poet | Maya Angelou | 14%
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An American singer-songwriter, artist, and writer | Bob Dylan | 13%
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An American pioneer, explorer, and frontiersman who's actions mad him one of the first folk heroes | Daniel Boone | 13%
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The Ancient Egyptian king who ruled when he was just a boy | King Tut | 13%
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The turning point of the Civil War | Battle of Gettysburg | 12%
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The author of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series | Jeff Kinney | 12%
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The creator of most famous board games | Milton Bradley | 12%
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An African American scientist who experimented with peanuts | George Washingotn Carver | 10%
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The first Latin-American inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame | Roberto Clemente | 10%
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The author of "Where the Wild Things Are" | Maurice Sendak | 9%
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A natural disaster that demolished a Californian city on 1908 | San Francisco Earthquake | 6%
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A famous race horse | Seabiscuit | 6%
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A civil rights leader who was born a slave | Sojourner Truth | 6%
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The first Latina Supreme Court Justice | Sonia Sotomayor | 6%
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The author of the Brer Rabbit stories | Beatrix Potter | 4%
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An American labor leader and civil rights activist | Cesar Chavez | 4%
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When the pilgrims came over to America and had a feast with the Native Americans | First Thanksgiving | 4%
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An expedition consisting of two men and one Native American who traveled across the country | Lewis and Clark Expedition | 4%
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A musician who was the focus of a song by Eric Church | Bruce Springsteen | 3%
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He made an expedition to Antarctica | Ernest Shackleton | 3%
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An American feminist, journalist, and social and political activist | Gloria Steinem | 3%
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The fire that was supposedly caused when a cow knocked a lantern onto a pile of hay | Great Chicago Fire | 3%
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A famous British cook and chef | Julia Child | 3%
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When the dinosaurs roamed the Earth | Age of the Dinosaurs | 1%
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A famous science fiction author | Jules Verne | 1%
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When Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I Have A Dream" speech | March on Washington | 1%
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An American marine biologist and conservationist | Rachel Carson | 1%
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America's first major ballerina | Maria Tallchief | 0%
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When cowboys had long cattle drives in the Midwest | Wild West | 0%
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