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Who won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1953 for historical writings

Winston Churchill

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Who coined the term “Iron Curtain”

Winston Churchill

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Who survived 7 assassination attempts during her reign

Queen Victoria

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Who established modern constitutional monarchy

Queen Victoria

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Who was the first monarch to live in Buckingham Palace

Queen Victoria

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Who was Emma Hamilton

an English maid, model, dancer and actress who dated Horatio Nelson while he was married

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What were the unconventional “Nelson Touch” tactics

they were tactics used by Horatio Nelson that aimed at crushing the enemy, nut just crippling him

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Who defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Trafalgar and died there

Horatio Nelson

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Which phrase originated from Horatio Nelson

“turn a blind eye”

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Who was Alfred Russel Wallace

A naturalist and biologist who independently conceived the theory of evolution through natural selection, alongside Charles Darwin.

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Whose face appears on the British 10 pounds note

Charles Darwin

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Who is the only US president with a patent

Abraham Lincoln (for boat device)

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Who was the first president to be assassinated

Abraham Lincoln

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Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln

John Wilkies Booth

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Who is the youngest elected president (43 years old)

John F. Kennedy

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Who was the first catholic president

John F. Kennedy

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Who initiated the Apollo space program

John F. Kennedy

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Who is a “Camelot” image of presidency

John F. Kennedy

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Who is the only president to be elected 4 times

Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Who led the US through WWII

Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Who was Emma Lazarus

An American poet known for her sonnet "The New Colossus," which is inscribed on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty.

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Who is a Jewish cultural icon

Emma Lazarus

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Who was a model for democratic socialism

Clement Attlee

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Who was Thomas Paine

a revolutionist

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Who inspired the American recolution

Thomas Paine

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Who is considered to be “The Father of Modern Democracy”

Thomas Paine

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who founded America’s first lending library and first fire department

Benjamin Franklin

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Who served as US Ambassador to France during the Revolution

Benjamin Franklin

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Who was the only founding father to sign all four key documents of American independence

Benjamin Franklin

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Who was knighted in 1985 for services to broadcasting

David Attenborough

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Who served as an ambulance driver in WWI, wounded in Italy (later became a plot for a novel)

Ernest Hemingway

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Who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954 and the Pulitzer Prize in 1953

Ernest Hemingway

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Who was Frederick Douglass

American Abolitionist and orator

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Who is the only person to win the Nobel Prize (1925) and the Oscar (1938)

George Bernard Shaw

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Who refused all the awards except the Nobel Prize

George Bernard Shaw

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Who was James Cook

a British explorer

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Who was the first European to contact with eastern Australia (1770)

James Cook

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Who discovered Hawaii (1778)

James Cook

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Who was John Maynard Keyes

a British economist

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Who worked in the British Treasury during WWI

John Maynard Keyes

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Who led the British delegation at Bretton Woods

John Maynard Keyes

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Who wrote “The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money”

John Maynard Keyes

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Who was the first Jazz musician to appear on the cover of Time

Louis Armstrong

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Who wrote “What a Wonderful World”

Louis Armstrong

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Who is called “the mother of civil rights movement”

Rosa Parks

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Who wrote “Leaves of Grass”

Walt Whitman

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where was both the Declaration of Independence and the US constituition debated/ adopted

Independence Hall

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What is the only non-royal country house in England with “Palace” designation

Blenheim Palace

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Which Church survived the Great Fire and the WWII Blitz

Temple Church

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What is the site of presidential inaugurations and state funerals

The US Capitol

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Where did 5000+ colonists gather before the Boston Tea Party

Old South Meeting House

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Where are Scotland’s Crown Jewels and Stone of Destiny kept

Edinburgh Castle