Hint
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Year
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Answer
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Scottish pirate whose real name was William
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1701
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Captain Kidd
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English philosopher and the Father of Classical Liberalism
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1704
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John Locke
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The mathematician who said God created the best of all possible worlds
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1716
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Gottfried Leibniz
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King of France known as the Sun King
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1716
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Louis XIV
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English pirate known as Black Sam and Prince of Pirates
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1717
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Samuel Bellamy
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Famous pirate whose real name was Edward Teach
|
1718
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Blackbeard
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English pirate commonly known as Calico Jack
|
1720
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John Rackham
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Welsh pirate known as Black Bart
|
1722
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Bartholomew Roberts
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The czar who modernized 18th century Russia
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1725
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Peter the Great
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English genius who explained gravity
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1727
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Isaac Newton
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The author of Robinson Crusoe
|
1731
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Daniel Defoe
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Scientist after who is first standardized temperature scale name
|
1736
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Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit
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Craftsman of string instruments from Lombardy
|
1737
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Antonio Stradivari
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Composer of The Four Seasons
|
1741
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Antonio Vivaldi
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Discoverer of a famous comet
|
1742
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Edmond Halley
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The satirical Irish author of Gulliver's Travels
|
1745
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Jonathan Swift
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German composer known for Brandenburg Concertos
|
1750
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Johann Sebastian Bach
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Witty playwright and author of Candide
|
1778
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Voltaire
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Political philosopher known for his ‘Social Contract‘
|
1778
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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Swedish botanist who formalised binomial nomenclature
|
1778
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Carl Linnaeus
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English explorer of the Pacific
|
1779
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James Cook
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The only female ruler of the Habsburg Empire
|
1780
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Maria Theresa
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One of the Founding Fathers of the United States
|
1790
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Benjamin Franklin
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Composer of Eine kleine Nachtmusik
|
1791
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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The Queen of France during French revolution
|
1793
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Marie Antoinette
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The King of France during French revolution
|
1793
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Louis XVI
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French revolutionary leader during the Reign of Terror
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1794
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Maximilien Robespierre
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Longest-ruling female leader of Russia
|
1796
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Catherine the Great
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Italian adventurer whose name is now synonymous with "womanizer"
|
1798
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Giacomo Casanova
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The first President of the United States
|
1799
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George Washington
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