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Prior to becoming general of the Continental Army, George Washington caught this disease & bore the scars for life

smallpox

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In a Grimm Brothers' tale, an evil queen looks at her wall & says these 2 words, asking, "Who in this land is fairest of all?"

Mirror, mirror

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Following her untimely death, she was called "the foremost ambassador for AIDS awareness on the planet"

Princess Diana

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In 1892 this party probably didn't raise a glass to getting 2.2% of the popular vote; 3 decades later, its cause was law

the Prohibition Party

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...became Europe's first female prime minister in 1979

Thatcher

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In the 3rd century Ardashir became the king of Fars, & would found the Sasanian Empire, sometimes called the second this empire

the Second Persian Empire

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In "When Wendy Grew Up", James Barrie changed the name of a fictional setting to this double-talk one

Never Never Land

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This comic legend of the silent screen spent the last 24 years of his life in Switzerland, where he died in 1977

This comic legend of the silent screen spent the last 24 years of his life in Switzerland, where he died in 1977

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In 1888 this grandson of a president won in the Electoral College despite losing the popular vote

Benjamin Harrison

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...was born in Georgia in 1878 (but not the first Georgia you'd think of)

Stalin

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Marco Polo made friends with this world leader, who asked him to bring back sacred oil from Jerusalem's Holy Sepulchre

Kublai Khan

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In an Ian Fleming tale, the title vehicle makes these 4 sounds after it is started for the first time

chitty chitty bang bang

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Sir Ronald Ross won a Nobel Prize for his work on this disease & the discovery of its transmission by mosquitos  

malaria

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In 1852 this political party nominated war hero Gen. Winfield Scott, its last candidate for the top job, before disbanding

the Whig Party

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...was one of the 12 women in the first Knesset in 1949

Meir

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The switch to this in 1752 confusingly moved James Boswell's birthday 11 days later

the Gregorian calendar

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This lecherous protagonist narrates "Lolita" from his prison cell, while awaiting trial for murder

Humbert Humbert

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In 1860 at St. Thomas' Hospital in London, this woman opened the first formal nursing school

Florence Nightingale

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Early contenders for the Democratic nom in 1960 before JFK got the nod included Hubert Humphrey & this man who'd run against Eisenhower

Adlai Stevenson

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...the former Nguyen Sinh Cung, took a name that means "he who enlightens"

Ho Chi Minh

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After ceding João Franco immense power, in 1908 King Carlos I was assassinated in this capital along with son Luís Filipe

Lisbon

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"Beware the Jabberwock, my son!" & also this bird, not found in any ornithological books we've encountered

Jubjub

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Brother of filmmaker Richard, he's credited with helping to invent the nature documentary as we know it today

David Attenborough

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As a candidate for the Democratic nomination in 1972, she won 152 delegates before withdrawing from the race

Shirley Chisholm
 

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...went by one name & didn't live to see the collapse of the Yugoslav nation he built

Tito

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