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Determined distance from sun and moon to earth. He made a trig table.
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Wrote Almagest and Quadripatium
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The artist who painted Madonna and Child.
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During the 4th crusade
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Painted by Van Eyck and His Brother
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AKA Christopher Columbus
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Heliocentric Model
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Italian sculptor, architect, artist, and poet. Famous artworks include the Sistine Chapel ceiling and Pieta
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Renaissance artist
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From Queen Isabella of Castile and King Ferdinand.
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Written on his reflections of his journies.
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Famous artwork by Michelangelo
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Built a better telescope
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New Plymouth aka Massachusetts near cape cod.
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Considered to be the first microscopy book.
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Invented: bifocals, the rocking chair, lightning rod, and lending library.
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Successful Lawyer
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A patriot in the Revolutionary War, hanged by the British, Famous last words ' I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.'
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The French were building in British territory when told to stop, a war started.
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French ceded most of North America to britian.
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Invented cotton gin
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By Patrick Henry
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The first U.S. Constitution
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Ended Revolutionary war
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Written by Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay
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By Hamilton.
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Written by James Madison.
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Jefferson finalized the payment. Fifteen Million dollars for Louisiana.
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Fun Fact: He took the crown and placed it on his own head instead of letting the officiator do his job.
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The lewis and Clark expedition started by Bismark, in the Missouri River.
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Born in India; Moved to England at age 5; author of Pocahontas
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AKA Johaan Mendel
Founder of modern genetics
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Born in Pennsylvania. Author of 'Valley Forge', an excerpt from his poetry piece ' Headquarters '.
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Born in new york, Became a judge, went to college at yale. Author of 'Nathan Hale'
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3 of the 5 Indian groups who did not cooperate with the Indian Removal Act were Marched off their land escorted by U.S. soldiers. Many died of starvation, exposure, and a lack of being able to keep in good health.
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A poet who was born in Rhode Island; a prolific speaker; and the writer of "Five kernels of Corn".
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Called it nuclein; believed it was part of the nucleus.
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Author of Red Badge of Courage. Died of tuberculosis.
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Discovered the nucleotides
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Based off the pilgrims' difficulty living in 1620.
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A+T and C+G
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Project done by National human genome research institute and International human genome sequencing consortium