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| Wrote the abolitionist novel, Uncle Tom's Cabin |
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| tried to start a slave rebellion by capturing a federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry |
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| This emperor had the world's first written laws set in stone |
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| Bible prophet who led his people out of slavery in Egypt |
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| this explorer circumnavigated the earth |
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| English monarch who signed the Magna Carta |
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| Leader of the Plymouth Colony |
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| Leader of the Underground Railroad called the "Black Moses." |
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| He signed the Indian Removal Act |
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| Responsible for the Louisiana Purchase |
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| Started the abolitionist newspaper, The Liberator. |
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| Leader of the Jamestown Colony |
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| This person funded Columbus search for a shortcut to Asia |
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| His farewell address warned the US to avoid "entangling alliances." |
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| This person came up with the idea of having three branches of government |
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| This person served as a guide to Lewis and Clark |
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| She helped John Smith and the Jamestown colony |
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| Conquered Mexico for Spain |
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| Defeated the Inca Empire for Spain |
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| Wrote the "Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom" |
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