Statistics for People in History A-Z #8

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	Hint	Answer	% Correct
A	First man on the moon	Neil Armstrong	99%
C	Egyptian queen whose love life was dramatised by Shakespeare	Cleopatra	97%
E	Architect of a well-known Parisian landmark	Gustave Eiffel	84%
B	German composer of the Baroque period	Johann Sebastian Bach	84%
P	Influential proponent of the civil rights movement who refused to give up her seat	Rosa Parks	83%
H	Leader of Carthage who attacked Rome with elephants	Hannibal	82%
Z	Co-founder and current CEO of Facebook	Mark Zuckerberg	82%
J	Eccentric lead singer of The Rolling Stones	Mick Jagger	78%
G	First person to orbit the earth	Yuri Gagarin	74%
F	20th century writer and author of The Great Gatsby	F. Scott Fitzgerald	73%
K	First deaf-blind person to earn a bachelor's degree of arts	Helen Keller	67%
U	The third Supreme Leader of North Korea	Kim Jong-un	67%
N	French seer who seemingly prophesised 9/11	Nostradamus	58%
L	British diplomat known for his part in the Arab Revolt against the Ottoman Empire	T. E. Lawrence	52%
V	Italian physicist who invented the electric battery	Alessandro Volta	50%
R	Objectivist author who wrote Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead	Ayn Rand	39%
S	Ascetic who founded Buddhism, more commonly known as 'Buddha'	Gautama Siddhārtha	32%
D	French impressionist composer	Claude Debussy	31%
X	Considered the sucessor to Mao as chairman of China, 1981-1987	Deng Xiaoping	21%
M	Anthropologist who wrote Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies	Margaret Mead	14%
I	Early Christian bishop who first coined the phrase 'Catholic Church'	Ignatius of Antioch	12%
W	British scientist credited for the development of radar prior to WWII	Robert Watson-Watt	10%
Q	Producer of Tom and Jerry	Fred Quimby	9%
O	Kurdish national leader and co-founder of the PKK	Abdullah Öcalan	7%
Y	Founder of Nintendo	Fusajiro Yamauchi	3%
T	Awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology in 1951 for his vaccine against yellow fever	Max Theiler	2%