Historical Figures

Napoleon Bonaparte

________ was the post-revolutionary ruler of France who maintained some aspects of revolutionary reform.

Nelson Mandela

________ was a South African activist who fought Apartheid.

Joseph Stalin

________ was a Communist dictator of the Soviet Union who died in 1953.

Marco Polo

________ was an Italian explorer who, during the 1200s, traveled east.

Adolf Hitler

________ was the fascist leader of Germany during WWII who caused the Holocaust.

Mikhail Gorbachev

________ was the last leader of the Soviet Union, who contributed to its collapse.

Mao Zedong

________ was the first Communist leader of China, who came to power soon after WWII.

Jawaharlal Nehru

________ was the first prime minister of India following its independence.

Thomas Jefferson

________ was the third American president.

Fidel Castro

________ was a Cuban Communist revolutionary.

Charles de Gaulle

________ was a 20th century French general and president who was viewed as a national hero.

Otto Von Bismarck

________ led many military efforts for German Unification.

Maximilien Robespierre

________ was a figure in the French Revolution who took part in the infamous "Reign of Terror.

Pol Pot

________ caused the death of many Cambodians as the leader of the Khmer Rouge.

Henry VIII

________ was the English King who formed the Church of England.

Mohandas Gandhi

________ led India in its movement for independence during the 20th century.

Abraham Lincoln

________ made the Emancipation Proclamation.

Kim Il Sung

________ was the first Communist leader of North Korea.

Wilhelm II

_________the Kaiser of Germany during WWI