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1) Greek who conquered from Persia to India. Considered one of the greatest military leaders
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Alexander the Great
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2) Fatally stabbed on the Ides of March
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Julius Caesar
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3) Crossed the Alps by elephants to surprise the Romans
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Hannibal
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4) The Christian Son of God who was crucified on the cross
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Jesus
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5) English monarch who was forced to sign the Magna Carta
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King John
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6) Author of Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, and MacBeth
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William Shakespeare
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7) Rejected the Catholic church and started the Protestant Reformation in Europe
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Martin Luther
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8) Physicist who discovered the laws of motion
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Isaac Newton
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9) "Discovered" America for the Spanish crown
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Christopher Columbus
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10) Spanish leader who conquered the Aztecs
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Hernan Cortes
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11) Portuguese explorer who first circumnavigated the globe
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Ferdinand Magellan
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12) Military commander and Americas first president
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George Washington
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13) President and author of the Declaration of Independence
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Thomas Jefferson
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14) Tall president who was assassinated at Fords Theater
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Abraham Lincoln
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15) Controversial founder of psychoanalytic theory
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Sigmund Freud
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16) Famously made a daring midnight ride into the countryside to warn colonists of the British invasion
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Paul Revere
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17) Patriot who was killed in a duel by rival Aaron Burr in New York
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Alexander Hamilton
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18) Famous Dutch painter who cut off part of his ear
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Vincent Van Gogh
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19) Painted the Mona Lisa among other famous works
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Leonardo DaVinci
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20) Painted the Sistine Chapel and sculpted David and the Creation of Adam
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Michelangelo
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21) Invented the first mechanical printing press
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Johannes Gutenberg
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22) Credited with the creation of the incandescent lightbulb for commercial use
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Thomas Edison
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23) His theory of evolution was inspired by wildlife in the remote Galapagos Islands
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Charles Darwin
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24) Shoshone native who is credited with aiding the Lewis and Clark expedition to the Pacific
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Sacagawea
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25) Conquistador who defeated the Incas and established the city of Lima
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Francisco Pizarro
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26) Rough rider, president and overseer of the Panama Canal
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Theodore Roosevelt
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27) His assassination in 1914 Sarajevo ignited the first World War
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Franz Ferdinand
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28) Famous Chicago gangster during the 1920s Prohibition era
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Al Capone
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29) Infamous leader of the Nazi party of Germany
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Adolf Hitler
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30) Served 4 terms during his time as US president
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Franklin Roosevelt
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31) PM of Britain during WW2
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Winston Churchill
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32) Famously refused to give up her bus seat in racially segregated Montgomery, AL
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Rosa Parks
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33) US president who was assassinated in a Dallas motorcade
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John F Kennedy
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34) Civil rights leader and political activist who gave his I Have a Dream speech
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Martin Luther King
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35) President who resigned after the Watergate tapes scandal
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Richard Nixon
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36) Egyptian female pharaoh who had relationships with Caesar and Mark Antony
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Cleopatra
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37) Astronaut credited with being the first to walk on the Moon
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Neil Armstrong
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38) Mongol leader who conquered much of Asia via pillages and thousands of killings
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Genghis Khan
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39) She kept a dairy of her life while hidden in a secret attic in Amsterdam during WW2
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Anne Frank
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40) Wrote Pride and Prejudice among other famous works
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Jane Austen
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41) Serbian engineer credited with the invention of the AC current and rival to Thomas Edison
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Nikola Tesla
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42) Teenage leader of a French rebellion against Britain in the Hundred Years War
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Joan of Arc
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43) Automaker and pioneer of a moving assembly line, introducing the Model T
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Henry Ford
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44) Famous aviator who disappeared over the Pacific en route back to the US
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Amelia Earhart
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45) Black ballplayer who broke the color barrier of major league baseball
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Jackie Robinson
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46) Author of A Christmas Carol and Great Expectations
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Charles Dickens
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47) Feared pirate who plundered the North Carolina coast aboard the Queen Annes Revenge
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Blackbeard
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48) Pitcher and outfielder credited as the Home Run king and one of baseballs greatest players
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Babe Ruth
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49) Engineer often credited as the inventor of the first practical telephone
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Alexander Graham Bell
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50) Indian lawyer who championed for Indias independence, credited as one of the greatest civil rights activists
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Gandhi
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