| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Started the Protestant Reformation | Martin Luther | 98%
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| British prime minister during WWII | Winston Churchill | 98%
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| First president of the United States | George Washington | 94%
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| Founder of Islam | Muhammad | 94%
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| Formulated the first physical laws of gravity and motion | Isaac Newton | 93%
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| Austrian founder of psychoanalysis | Sigmund Freud | 93%
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| Mongolian ruler of the largest contiguous empire in history | Genghis Khan | 91%
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| American president during the Cuban Missile Crisis | John F. Kennedy | 91%
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| Roman general and statesman killed on the Ides of March | Julius Caesar | 91%
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| Deaf German composer of "Für Elise" and "Moonlight Sonata" | Ludwig van Beethoven | 91%
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| Gave "I Have A Dream" speech. | Martin Luther King, Jr. | 91%
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| Virgin mother of Jesus in Christianity | Mary | 91%
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| First man to walk on the Moon | Neil Armstrong | 91%
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| Italian dictator and leader of the National Fascist Party | Benito Mussolini | 90%
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| Virgin Queen of England | Elizabeth I | 90%
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| Car manufacturer who developed industrial mass production | Henry Ford | 90%
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| Peace activist and founding member of "The Beatles" | John Lennon | 90%
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| South African political leader who fought against Apartheid | Nelson Mandela | 90%
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| Renaissance inventor, polymath, and painter of the "Mona Lisa" | Leonardo da Vinci | 89%
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| Brought independece to India through non-violent resisitance | Mahatma Gandhi | 89%
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| Created the theory of relativity | Albert Einstein | 88%
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| Author of "A Tale of Two Cities" and "Great Expectations" | Charles Dickens | 88%
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| Discoverer of Jupiter's moons | Galileo Galilei | 88%
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| Marxist revolutionary and guerilla fighter of Latin America | Che Guevara | 86%
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| Catholic nun and Saint of Calcutta | Mother Teresa | 86%
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| Greek conquerer of Persia | Alexander the Great | 85%
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| Last pharoh of Ptolemaic Egypt | Cleopatra | 85%
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| Sculptor of "David" | Michelangelo | 85%
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| Spanish co-founder of modern cubism | Pablo Picasso | 85%
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| Said to have played the fiddle while Rome burned | Nero | 84%
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| First Emperor of the Franks | Charlemagne | 83%
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| French heroine of the 100 Years War | Joan of Arc | 83%
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| Dutch Post-Impressionist painter of "Starry Night" | Vincent van Gogh | 83%
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| First aviatrix to fly across the Atlantic | Amelia Earhart | 81%
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| Japanese emperor during WWII | Hirohito | 81%
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| Serbian-born inventor and futurist responsible for AC electricity | Nikola Tesla | 81%
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| First communist leader of Cuba | Fidel Castro | 80%
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| British explorer of the Pacific islands | James Cook | 80%
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| Liberator of South America | Simón Bolívar | 80%
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| Restored ancient Egyptian religion before his death at 18-years-old | Tutankhamun | 80%
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| Author of "The Lord of the Rings" | J.R.R. Tolkien | 79%
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| English author of "Frankenstein" | Mary Shelley | 79%
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| Theoretical black hole physicist diagnosed with ALS | Stephen Hawking | 79%
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| German baroque composer of over 1000 compositions | Johann Sebastian Bach | 78%
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| With his brother Wilbur flew the first powered aircraft | Orville Wright | 78%
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| Greek moral philospher of thought | Socrates | 78%
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| Last emperor of Russia | Nicholas II | 77%
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| Ancient Chinese moral philospher | Confucius | 75%
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| Allied Commander of D-Day | Dwight D. Eisenhower | 75%
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| First Marxist leader of Vietnam | Ho Chi Minh | 73%
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| Pioneered the research on radioactivity | Marie Curie | 72%
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| French fashion designer who collaborated with Nazi Germany | Coco Chanel | 70%
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| Painter and founder of French Impressionist painting | Claude Monet | 69%
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| Started the English Reformation after the Catholic Church forbid his divorce | Henry VIII | 69%
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| Russian composer of "The Nutcracker" and "Swan Lake" | Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky | 69%
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| First man in space | Yuri Gagarin | 68%
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| Mexican painter of self-portraits and surrealism | Frida Kahlo | 67%
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| Author of "Les Misérables" | Victor Hugo | 67%
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| Wallachian ruler and ruthless impaler | Vlad Dracula | 67%
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| Spartan queen "whose face launched a thousand ships" | Helen of Troy | 65%
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| Conquistador responsible for the fall of the Aztec Empire | Hernán Cortés | 65%
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| Venetian merchant and explorer of East Asia | Marco Polo | 64%
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| French Revolutionary and architect of the Reign of Terror | Maximilien Robespierre | 64%
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| Spiritual teacher of mindfulness and the transcendence of pain | Gautama Buddha | 63%
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| Made the first circumnavigation of Earth | Ferdinand Magellan | 62%
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| Former slave who helped others escape slavery with the "Underground Railroad" | Harriet Tubman | 62%
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| Introduced the heliocentric model of the solar system | Nicolaus Copernicus | 62%
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| First chancellor of Germany | Otto von Bismarck | 62%
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| Viking discoverer of Greenland | Erik the Red | 60%
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| British WWI officer renown for his role in the Arab Revolt | T.E. Lawrence | 60%
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| Legendary Chinese folk heroine who took her father's place in the army | Hua Mulan | 59%
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| Central prophet of Judaism | Moses | 59%
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| Author of "The Prince" and the father of modern political science | Niccolò Machiavelli | 59%
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| Father of English literature and author of the "Canterbury Tales" | Geoffery Chaucer | 57%
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| Emperor of Ethiopia and central figure of Rastafarianism | Haile Selassie | 57%
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| French writer who advocated for separation of church and state | Voltaire | 54%
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| Celtic queen who rose against the invading forces of Rome | Boudica | 53%
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| Wrote the "Tao te Ching" | Laozi | 48%
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| Chinese military strategist who wrote "The Art of War" | Sun Tzu | 47%
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| Aztec ruler during the Spanish conquest of Mesoamerica | Moctezuma II | 46%
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| Modern anthropologist known for her study of chimpanzees | Jane Goodall | 43%
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| Mali emperor known for lavish spending and generosity | Mansa Musa | 42%
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| Zulu King who reorganized the military into a formidable force | Shaka Zulu | 42%
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| Roman poet of the "Metamorphoses" | Ovid | 41%
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| First emperor of unified China | Qin Shi Huang | 41%
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| Founder of the Persian Empire | Cyrus the Great | 38%
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| Sultan of the Ottoman golden age | Suleiman the Magnificent | 38%
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| First true historian | Herodotus | 37%
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| Influential Japanese filmmaker of samurai movies | Akira Kurosawa | 35%
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| American civil rights activist who wrote "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" | Maya Angelou | 33%
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| Earliest human skeleton known to exist at 3.2 million years old. | Lucy | 32%
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| Babylonian King responsible for the destruction of Solomon's Temple | Nebuchadnezzar II | 32%
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| Founded the scientific method | Francis Bacon | 28%
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| Ruled Egypt after the collapse of the Macedonian Empire | Ptolemy I Soter | 28%
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| English countess who developed the first computer algorithm | Ada Lovelace | 26%
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| Sumerian king and subject of earliest known work of fiction | Gilgamesh | 25%
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| United the Gauls in a failed revolt against Julius Caesar's forces | Vercingetorix | 25%
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| Film actress and co-inventor of FHSS radio guidance | Hedy Lamarr | 22%
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| Inventor of the World Wide Web | Tim Berners-Lee | 20%
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| Greek philosopher of Cynicism who lived on the street in a ceramic jar | Diogenes | 19%
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| First king of Hawaii | Kamehameha | 19%
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| Influential Byzantine empress to Justinian I | Theodora | 19%
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| First "Great Unifier" of Japan | Oda Nobunaga | 17%
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| Founder of the Republic of China | Sun Yat-sen | 17%
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| Founder of the ancient Maurya Empire | Chandragupta | 14%
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| Shawnee chief who organized a Native American confederacy | Tecumseh | 14%
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| First woman in space | Valentina Tereshkova | 12%
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| Three Kingdoms warlord who controlled the Chinese emperor | Cao Cao | 11%
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| English scientist, polymath, and discoverer of microscopic life | Robert Hooke | 11%
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| King of Joseon Dynasty and inventor of the Korean alphabet | Sejong the Great | 11%
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| Only empress in Chinese history | Wu Zetian | 11%
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| Japanese author of the first novel | Murasaki Shikibu | 10%
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| Blind leader of Venice who led the Fourth Crusade | Enrico Dandolo | 9%
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| X-ray crystallographer central to the discovery of DNA's structure | Rosalind Franklin | 9%
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| African queen of Ndongo and Matamba who fought against the Portugese | Nzingha Mbande | 7%
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| Roman soldier who stabbed Jesus on the cross | Longinus | 6%
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| First female sultan of India | Razia Sultana | 6%
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| Admiral who defended Korea from Japanese invasion in 1598 | Yi Sun-sin | 5%
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| US Naval admiral, computer scientist, and inventor of the compiler | Grace Hopper | 4%
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| Beloved Hellenistic teacher of astronomy, math, and philosophy | Hypatia | 4%
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