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Hint
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Answer
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1
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Central figure of Christianity
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Jesus
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2
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Emperor of France, involved in the Battle of Waterloo
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Napoleon Bonaparte
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3
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Prophet and founder of Islam
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Muhammed
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4
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English playwright, wrote "Hamlet"
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William Shakespeare
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5
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16th U.S. President, involved in the American Civil War
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Abraham Lincoln
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6
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1st U.S. President, involved in the American Revolution
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George Washington
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7
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Fuehrer of Nazi Germany, involved in World War II
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Adolf Hitler
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8
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Greek philosopher and polymath
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Aristotle
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9
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Greek (technically Macedonian) conqueror of the Known World
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Alexander the Great
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10
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3rd U.S. President, co-wrote the Declaration of Independence
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Thomas Jefferson
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11
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King of England, had six wives
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Henry VIII of England
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12
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Scientist, created (more accurately proposed) the theory of evolution
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Charles Darwin
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13
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Queen of England, known as the "Virgin Queen"
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Elizabeth I of England
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14
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Philosopher, wrote the "Communist Manifesto"
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Karl Marx
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15
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Roman general and statesman, said Et tu Brute?"
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Julius Caesar
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16
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Queen of Britain, Victorian era
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Queen Victoria
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17
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Protestant Reformation, wrote the "95 Theses"
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Martin Luther
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18
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Premier of the USSR, involved in World War II
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Joseph Stalin
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19
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Theoretical physicist, creator (more accurately proposer or discoverer) of the Theory of Relativity
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Albert Einstein
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20
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Explorer, discoverer of the New World
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Christopher Columbus
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21
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Scientist, creator (again more accurately proposer or discoverer of) the Theory of Gravity
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Isaac Newton
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22
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First Holy Roman Emperor, considered the "Father of Europe"
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Charlemagne
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23
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26th U.S President, Progressive Movement
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Theodore Roosevelt
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24
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Austrian composer, wrote "Don Giovanni"
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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25
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Greek philosopher, wrote "The Republic"
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Plato
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26
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King of France, known as the Sun King
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Louis XIV of France
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27
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German composer, wrote "Ode to Joy"
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Ludwig Von Beethoven
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28
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18th U.S. President, general in the American Civil War
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Ulysses S. Grant
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29
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Italian artist and polymath, painted the "Mona Lisa"
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Leonardo Da Vinci
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30
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First emperor of Rome, Pax Romana
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Augustus Caesar
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31
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Swedish biologist, father of Taxonomy
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Carl Linnaeus
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32
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40th U.S. President, Conservative Revolution
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Ronald Reagan
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33
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English novelist, wrote "David Copperfield"
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Charles Dickens
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34
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Christian apostle and missionary
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Paul the Apostle
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35
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Founding father, scientist, captured lightning
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Benjamin Franklin
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36
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43rd U.S. President during the Iraq War (Include middle initial)
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George W. Bush
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37
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Prime Minister of Great Britian, involved in World War II
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Winston Churchill
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38
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Founder of the Mongol Empire
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Genghis Khan
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39
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King of England, involved in the English Civil War
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Charles I of England
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40
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Inventor of the lightbulb and phonograph
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Thomas Edison
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41
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King of England, responsible for the KJV Bible
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James I of England
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42
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German philosopher, "God is Dead"
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Friedrich Nietzsche
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43
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32nd U.S. President, responsible for the New Deal
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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44
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Creator of psychoanalysis
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Sigmund Freud
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45
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U.S. Founding Father, National Bank
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Alexander Hamilton
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46
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Indian nationalist leader, instrumental in non-violence
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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
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47
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28th U.S. President, involved in World War I
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Woodrow Wilson
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48
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Classical composer, wrote the "Well Tempered Clavier"
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Johann Sebastian Bach
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49
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Italian physicist and astronomer
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Galileo Galilei
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50
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Lord Protector of England, involved in the English Civil War
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Oliver Cromwell
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51
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4th U.S. President, involved in War of 1812
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James Madison
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52
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Central figure of Buddhism
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Guatama Buddha
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53
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American author, wrote "Huckleberry Finn"
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Mark Twain
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54
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American author, wrote "The Raven"
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Edgar Allen Poe
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55
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American religious leader, founded Mormonism
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Joseph Smith
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56
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Economist, wrote "On the Wealth of Nations"
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Adam Smith
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57
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Biblical King of Israel, founded Jerusalem
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King David
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58
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King of England, involved in the American Revolution
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George III of England
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59
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German philosopher, wrote "Critique of Pure Reason"
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Immanuel Kant
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60
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Explorer and discoverer of Hawaii and Australia
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James Cook
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61
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Founding Father and 2nd U.S. President
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John Adams
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62
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German composer, wrote "Der Ring Des Nibelungen"
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Richard Wagner
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63
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Russian composer, wrote the "1812 Overture"
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Pyotr Ilyrich Tchaikovsky
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64
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French Enlightenment philosopher, wrote "Candide"
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Voltaire
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65
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Early Christian leader
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Saint Peter
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66
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7th U.S. president, also known as "Old Hickory"
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Andrew Jackson
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67
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Emperor of Rome, allowed toleration of Christianity
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Constantine the Great
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68
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Greek philosopher and teacher, sentenced to death by hemlock
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Socrates
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69
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The "king of rock and roll"
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Elvis Presley
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70
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King of England, Norman Conquest
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William the Conqueror
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71
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35th president, Cuban Missile Crisis
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John F. Kennedy
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72
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Early Christian theologian, wrote "The City of God"
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Augustine of Hippo
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73
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Post-impressionist painter, painted "Starry Night"
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Vincent Van Gogh
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74
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Astronomer, theorized a heliocentric cosmology
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Nicolaus Copernicus
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75
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Soviet revolutionary and Premier of the USSR
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Vladimir Lenin
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76
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Confederate General during the American Civil War (type first name, middle initial, and last name)
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Robert E. Lee
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77
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Irish author and poet, wrote "The Picture of Dorian Grey"
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Oscar Wilde
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78
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King of England, post-Cromwell
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Charles II of England
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79
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Roman statesman and orator, wrote "On the Republic"
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Cicero
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80
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Philosopher, wrote "On the Social Contract"
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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81
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English scientist, created the Scientific Method
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Francis Bacon
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82
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37th U.S. President, involved in Watergate
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Richard Nixon
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83
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King of France, executed in the French Revolution
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Louis XVI of France
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84
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Holy Roman Emperor during the Counter-Reformation
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Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire
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85
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Mythical 6th century King of Britain
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King Arthur
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86
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Italian sculptor and Renaissance man, sculpted "David"
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Michelangelo
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87
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King of Spain, organized the Spanish Armada
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Phillip II of Spain
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88
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German writer and polymath, wrote "Faust"
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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89
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Early Caliph and a central figure of Sufism
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Ali
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90
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Italian theologian, "Summa Theologia"
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Thomas Aquinas
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91
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20th Century Polish Pope, Solidarity
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Pope John Paul II
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92
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French philosopher, coined the term "I think, therefore I am" (cogito ergo sum)
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Rene Descartes
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93
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Inventor, discovered alternating current
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Nikola Tesla
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94
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33rd U.S. President, ordered the dropping of the Atomic bombs
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Harry S Truman
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95
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French military leader and Saint
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Joan of Arc
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96
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Italian poet, wrote the "Divine Comedy"
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Dante Alighieri
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97
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1st Chancellor and unifier of modern Germany
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Otto von Bismarck
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98
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22nd and 24th U.S. President
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Grover Cleveland
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99
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French Protestant thelogian, founded Calvinism
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John Calvin
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100
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English Enlightenment philosopher, theorized "tabla rasa"
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John Locke
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