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Alexander Hamilton A federalist and worked hard for a strong, central government
William Randolph Hearst A newspaper publisher who used "yellow journalism" to help get the United States involved in the Spanish-American war.
Langston Hughes An African-American writer who came to prominence during the Harlem Renaissance.
John locke A writer during the Englishtenment period who believed that people were born with certain natrual rights, like life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Douglas MacArthur The lead commander in the Korean War who was eventually fired by President Trueman because he disagreed with war strategy.
Malcom X A civil rights advocate and the leader of the Black Power movement.
John Marshall A Supremen Court chief justice and was the driving force behind the establishment of judicial review for the Supreme Court.
Frank Norris A muckracker who wrote about the struggle between railroad companies and farmers.
Rosa Parks One of the original civil rights advocates, and helped lead the Montgomery, Alabama bus boycott.
Frances Perkins The first woman to serve in a cabinet position (FDR's)
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