Hint | Year | Answer | % Correct |
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A Founding Father and the second US president | 1826 | John Adams | 97%
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Founder of modern communism | 1883 | Karl Marx | 97%
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German composer who suffered from deafness | 1827 | Ludwig van Beethoven | 97%
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Leader of Confederate armies in the Civil War | 1870 | Robert E. Lee | 93%
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The naturalist who came up with the theory of evolution | 1882 | Charles Darwin | 90%
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The author of Oliver Twist | 1870 | Charles Dickens | 90%
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The French military genius and Emperor | 1821 | Napoleon Bonaparte | 90%
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Author of the Declaration of Independence | 1826 | Thomas Jefferson | 90%
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The marvelous painter who cut off his own earlobe | 1890 | Vincent Van Gogh | 90%
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US president who issued the Emancipation Proclamation | 1867 | Abraham Lincoln | 86%
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The hero of the Battle of Trafalgar | 1805 | Horation Nelson | 86%
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The author of Pride and Prejudice | 1817 | Jane Austen | 86%
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The author of Frankenstein | 1851 | Mary Shelley | 86%
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El Libertador of 19th-century South America | 1830 | Simón Bolívar | 86%
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Confederate general nicknamed "Stonewall" | 1863 | Thomas J. Jackson | 86%
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President of the United States from 1829 to 1837 | 1845 | Andrew Jackson | 83%
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The author of the poem The Raven | 1849 | Edgar Allan Poe | 83%
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US army commander killed in the Battle of the Little Bighorn | 1876 | George Armstrong Custer | 83%
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Inventor of dynamite | 1896 | Alfred Nobel | 79%
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Baby-faced outlaw of the American West | 1881 | Billy the Kid | 79%
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Inventor of the raised-point writing system for the blind | 1852 | Louis Braille | 79%
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The author of Les Misérables | 1885 | Victor Hugo | 76%
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The author of The Three Musketeers | 1870 | Alexandre Dumas | 72%
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Author of Jane Eyre | 1855 | Charlotte Brontë | 69%
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Improver (not inventor) of the steam engine | 1819 | James Watt | 69%
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The author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland | 1898 | Lewis Carroll | 69%
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Tennessee frontiersman and defender of the Alamo | 1836 | Davy Crockett | 66%
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Romantic Polish-French piano composer | 1849 | Frederic Chopin | 66%
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Famous desperado of the old American west | 1882 | Jesse James | 66%
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The Russian composer who wrote The Nutcracker | 1893 | Piotr Tchaikovsky | 66%
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One of the Founding Fathers of the United States | 1804 | Alexander Hamilton | 62%
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Explorer of Africa who met with Henry Stanley | 1873 | David Livingstone | 62%
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German philosopher who wrote Critique of Pure Reason | 1804 | Immanuel Kant | 62%
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English king who lost the American colonies | 1820 | King George III | 62%
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Beloved husband of Queen Victoria | 1862 | Prince Albert | 62%
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German composer of Der Ring des Nibelungen | 1883 | Richard Wagner | 62%
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The Indian woman who accompanied Lewis & Clark | 1812 | Sacagawea | 62%
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The Lakota chief who beat General Custer at Little Bighorn | 1890 | Sitting Bull | 62%
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The Italian who built the first battery | 1827 | Alessandro Volta | 59%
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The author of Crime and Punishment | 1881 | Fyodor Dostoevsky | 59%
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Pioneer of smallpox vaccine | 1823 | Edward Jenner | 55%
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Romantic composer known for his Hungarian Rhapsodies | 1886 | Franz Liszt | 55%
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The author of Treasure Island | 1894 | Robert Louis Stevenson | 55%
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Political activist and the author of Common Sense | 1809 | Thomas Paine | 48%
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President of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War | 1889 | Jefferson Davis | 45%
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The German dramatist known for Faust | 1832 | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe | 41%
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Spanish painter of Maya Nude | 1828 | Francisco Goya | 38%
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The author of Little Women | 1888 | Louisa May Alcott | 38%
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The author of Ivanhoe | 1832 | Sir Walter Scott | 34%
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The gambler who fought with the Earps at the O.K. Corral | 1887 | Doc Holliday | 31%
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Austrian composer who died at the age of 31 | 1828 | Franz Schubert | 31%
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Composer who was mentor of Mozart, and a tutor of Beethoven | 1810 | Joseph Haydn | 31%
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The author of Don Juan | 1824 | Lord Byron | 24%
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Inventor of the first dynamo | 1867 | Michael Faraday | 21%
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French author of novel The Red and the Black | 1842 | Stendhal | 21%
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German composer known for A Midsummer Night's Dream | 1847 | Felix Mendelssohn | 17%
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Mechanical engineer, developed steam engine | 1848 | George Stephenson | 17%
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The frontiersman shot from behind in Deadwood | 1876 | Wild Bill Hickok | 14%
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Field Marshal of the Russian Empire who defeated Napoleon | 1813 | Mikhail Kutuzov | 7%
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Brave water-carrying woman of the American Revolutionary War | 1832 | Molly Pitcher | 7%
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