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        | -Responsible for communism in Russia. - Smart
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        | Satlin (I. V. Dzugashvili) |  | Definition 
 
        | -Means man of steel - Liked to torture people, by using his power
 - Starved people to death when mad
 - Responsible for millions of deaths
 - Murdered his wife, and then let his son die
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        | -Ended communism - Worte many books
 - Policy of glasnost
 - Soviet Union Collapses
 -Nobel Peace Prize
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        | - Wrote news columns - Published several books
 - Was cheated on by her husband
 - Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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        | - Led Civil Rights Movement - Assassinated in Memphis
 - Won a Nobel Peace Prize
 - Pastor
 - Had lots of Mistresses
 - I had a dream
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        | - Was a revolutionist - Wanted to free his people from the rule of Spain
 - Failed as a political leader
 - Overthrew Spanish rule in 5 different countries
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        | - Very poor - Became a prostitute for her family
 - Argentina
 - "Fell in love" with this famous guitar player. She dumped him
 - Met a rising military general, then married him
 - Hated by upperclass people, but for the poor she was adored
 - Established Democracy
 - Husband was forced out of position for corruption
 - Could have taken his place, but she got cancer. She died from cancer
 - They bankrupted Argentina
 - Know as a Vita
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        | - One of the greatest presidents of all time - Extremely smart
 - Dabbled in lots of things
 - Great debater
 - Died on July 4, 1826
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        | - Born on the same day as Charles Darwin, even the same year. - Most popular president in history
 - Parties split after him
 - The Civil War was his presidency
 - Got shot after was was over.
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        | - Crippled - Got polio
 - Went into a 4th term
 - Fireside chats
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        | - Leader of Russia - Wanted to change his country
 - Wanter to get out of Dark Ages
 - Created secular schools
 - Westernized Russia
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        | - Father of Communism - Came up with this economic philosophy
 - "Workers of the world, unite!"
 - His ideas were not popular. Got kicked out of France
 - Wrote the Communist Manifesto
 - He was German
 - Wrote Das Capital, but died while working on it
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        | - European - British philosopher
 - Inspiration for the declaration of independence
 - Separation of church and state
 - Put down the groundwork of how a democracy should work.
 - Jefferson was inspired by Locke
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        | - Had tons of talents - Great in science, business, writer, inventor, politician
 - Ambassador of France
 - Got along with French women :o
 - Invented stove, lightning rod, etc.
 - Diplomat
 - Started first fire company and library, and the hospital.
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        | - General - Wealthy planter
 - Never had children
 - Well trusted
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