A. Bruce History 7 SOL People Review
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| Thomas Edison | Lighting and mechanical uses of electricity
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| Alexander Graham Bell | Telephone services
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| Jane Addams | Founded Hull House – Efforts to solve immigration problems
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| Chief Joseph | Indian policies and war. "I will fight no more forever".
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| Booker T. Washington | Believed equality could be achieved through vocational education; accepted separate but equal.
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| W.E.B. DuBois | Believed in full political, civil, and social rights for African Americans.
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| John D. Rockefeller | Captain of Industry - Oil
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| Captain of Industry - Oil | Captain of Industry - Steel
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| Henry Ford | Captain of Industry – Automobile, use of the assembly line.
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| Susan B. Anthony | Worked for women’s suffrage
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| Woodrow Wilson | (President) Prepared a peace plan that called for the formation of the League of Nations at the end of WWI, a peace keeping organization.
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| Guglielmo Marconi | Played a role in the development of the radio.
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| Wright Brothers | Inventors of the airplane.
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| David Sarnoff | Played a role in the development of the radio broadcast industry.
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| Georgia O'Keefe | An artist known for urban scenes and, later, paintings of the southwest.
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| F. Scott Fitzgerald | Novelist who wrote about the jazz age of the 1920’s.
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| John Steinbeck | A novelist who portrayed the strength of poor migrant workers during the 1930’s.
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| Aaron Copland | Composer who wrote uniquely American music.
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| George Gershwin | Composer who wrote uniquely American music.
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| Jacob Lawrence | African American painter during the Harlem Renaissance who chronicled the experiences of the Great Migration North.
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| Langston Hughes | Poet during the Harlem Renaissance who combined the experiences of African American cultural roots.
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| Duke Ellington | African American jazz composer during the Harlem Renaissance.
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| Louis Armstrong | African American jazz composer during the Harlem Renaissance.
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| Bessie Smith | African American blues singer during the Harlem Renaissance.
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| Franklin D. Roosevelt | Used government programs to help the nation recover from the Great Depression (New Deal). Allied Leader during WWII.
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| Adolf Hitler | Fascist dictator, Axis Powers (Germany)
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| Benito Mussolini | Fascist dictator, Axis Powers (Italy)
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| Hideki Tojo | Fascist dictator, Axis Powers (Japan)
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| Harry S. Truman | (United States) Allied Leader after FDR.
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| Winston Churchill | (Great Britain) Allied Leader
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| Joseph Stalin | (Soviet Union) Allied Leader
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| Rosie the Riveter | Symbol of thousands of American women who took jobs in defense plants during WWII.
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| George C Marshall | Instituted plan to rebuild Europe (the Marshall Plan), which provided massive financial aid to rebuild European economies and prevent the spread of communism.
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| Eleanor Roosevelt | Played a role in expanding women’s rights.
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| Martin Luther King Jr. | Passive resistance against segregated facilities; “I have a dream…” Speech.
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| Rosa Parks | Montgomery bus boycott
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| Charles Drew | Representative Citizen in Science for medicine and plasma.
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| J. Robert Oppenheimer | Representative Citizen in Science for Physics, Manhatten Project team.
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| Frank Lloyd Wright | Representative Citizen in Culture for Architecture.
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| Martha Graham | Representative Citizen in Culture for dance.
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| Henry Louis Gates | Representative Citizen in Academics for history.
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| Maya Angelou | Representative Citizen in Academics for Literature.
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| Bill Gates | Representative Citizen in Economics for computer technology and Microsoft.
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| Ray Kroc | Representative Citizen in Economics for franchising, McDonalds.
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