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mary todd lincoln was often beaten and abused by her father .  At the time , her family were slaves . She got caught by the nazis and was sent to a contcentration camp . She soon died of infection from open cuts or wounds .

When she was a slave she wrote books and often sang slave songs . She was born in virginia

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I Maria gobber mayor was a scientist that focused on physics. Most male scientist said that she couldn't do it but she did. She did such a good job at it that she won the Nobel Prize for physics. They give one of those out every year only two of them are females and the rest of them are male.

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Lived in an attic for 2 years because of Hitler. At this time Hitler already took over Germany. He was sending all the Jews to concentration camps, and he starve them to death. He
made them work for hours and hours. At this time that's when Anne Frank's family decided that they were going to move to Amsterdam and they lived in an attic. The only way in and out was by a bookshelf that opened and closed like a door.

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Amelia Earhart
What I learned about Amelia Earhart was that she was born on July 24, 1897 - which was eventually made Amelia Earhart day - and was the 16th woman to get her pilots license.  She was an excellent pilot and flew across the Atlantic Ocean two times.  But, on July 2, 1937 on her attempt to fly to Howland Island she dissapeared with her navigator Fred Noonan.  They are believed to have crashed near the Marshall Islands but many people think that they were captured and taken as prisoners by Japanese spies.

Inspired:  I was inspired by how all the students were able to remember all that they had to say and the questions they had to answer. It made me feel like I can do anything because of the goals their person accomplished.

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Katherine Switzer
Katherine Switzer was born in 1947.  and she wanted to be a runner but she wasent abull to because boy's were the only ones aloud to run so she enterd a race and she got attack by boys

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Mary Todd Lincoln
Mary's mother passed away when she was very young, but she was very smart so she got a good education. When she grew up she married the one and only Abraham Lincoln, and became the First Lady! She would also help hurt soldiers during the war. She had a good friend, but they stopped being friends when her friend wrote a book with stuff from Mary's life!

I was really inspired when I learned about all these people from history and all the work that they put into it. It really shows that you can reach for the stars! I would like to learn more about the people I am writing about now. They really have interesting lives and childhoods!

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Jane Goodall
When she was 1 she got her first stuffed animal. It was a Chimp. She loved chimps and started researching them a lot and actually figured things out, like how Chimps bend sticks and use them as tools.

I would like to learn more about Maria Goeppert because I like science and math too.

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Mary Garbers
Mary Garbers was born in 1960. When she was young, she used to play tackle football outside with the neighborhood boys. When she wasn't playing tackle football outside, she was reading inside. Mary Garbers was the first woman sports reporter for the newspaper.

What Inspired Me
I was inspired by the UND students by the way they taught us about their person. Each student presented their own person in their own unique way.

People I Would Like To Research In The Future
I would like to research: Mary Garbers because she was the first women sports reporter. I would also like to research Cleopatra because she was a young ruler of Egypt.

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Katherine Switzer

Katherine Switzer was born in 1947. She felt like just because she 's a girl she can still do amazing things. In 1967, she broke the gender barrier in a boy's marathon. She made the women's marathon after 1984. She was the runner of the decade and she made it  to the hall of fame. She speaks up for women and  is now 75 years old.

I was inspired by The Toll House cookie recipe girl because she made something out of a mistake. I would like to learn more about her.

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Amelia Earhart
Amelia Earhart was a pilot. She was a teacher and a social worker. She was  the 16th female to get a pilot's license . If she was still alive, she would be 120 years old. They spent 4 million dollars on trying to find her. She was born in Kansas with her grandparents. She was the only female to fly across the whole world.

The 2 people I want to do more research on are Walt Disney and Amelia Earhart because they told me a lot  of information and I want to know if there  is more information

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Jane Austin
She wrote  at least 12 books in her whole life time; Pride and prejudice and Sense and  Sensibility, but had to use a pen name or no one would read her books. After she died, her brother told everyone that his sister wrote the books. Most people loved her books so it was a shock because no one loved books written by a woman.

My thoughts :
My thoughts about the living museum are that everyone is creative and that Jane Austin took a big risk to be shunned by men that thought women were not as superior as men.

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Jane Goodall
She was born in 1934, April 3.
She was 26 when she was invited to Africa to study chimpanzees where she made a miraculous discovery: A chimp was using a stick like humans would a spoon or fork. She quickly wrote this down and sent a letter to a man who read it aloud at a meeting. "We must either redefine man, redefine tool, or accept chimpanzees as human."

How she inspired me:
Valerie (Jane) Goodall has inspired me because I also love animals so I want to study primates and other animals I enjoy learning about.

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Jane Goodall
She was born in 1934. Her first toy was a stuffed animal chimp that her dad gave her. She found out 2 very important things about chimpanzees. She learned that chimps make tools, and that they are similar to humans.

I would like to learn more about Katherine Switzer because she inspired me by doing something she really wanted to do, even though it was only for men.  People told her women weren't strong enough to run in a marathon, but she persevered!

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Jane Austen
Jane Austen was born in 1775. She had 6 brothers and 1 sister. She wrote many books but they were credited to 1 of her brothers. Jane's brother, the one that got the books credited to him, told everyone that Jane wrote the books after she died. She paved the way for many female writers.

Inspiration: I am inspired by the people I learned about  because they did things that have never been done before. I would like to research  Jane Austen and Jane Goodall.

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JFK and the First Lady
The First Lady made the White House have a school, swimming pool, and a lot more things. She wanted to travel the world, but since she was the First Lady she couldn't. She had to be a good wife and mother. They had 2 kids. The school was for her two kids.

What inspires me to want to learn more about them is that JFK was a former president. I want to learn more about other things he did in his life.

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Maria Goeppert
Maria Goeppert kept going even when her mom died. She compared an onion to the middle of the atom. She didn't get paid. She had a nickname. It was the onion ma -dona. She also had to take care of her siblings.

She inspired me to keep on going in life and never ever give up. it was a lot of work for both of them. Maria Goeppert  inspired me to make a difference in the world.

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Cleopatra
Information: Cleopatra was the Queen of Egypt . She had 3 children and 4 brothers and sisters growing up. She was famous for her beauty. She even spoke 20 different languages. She was born before Christ, and died at only age 39.

Inspirations:

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Walt Disney
info: Walt Disney loved to doodle and that's what got his  mind going for Disneyland he was born Dec. 5, 1901 and died of lung cancer on Dec.5, 1966

It inspired me because of how much he accomplished before he got sick.

I want to learn more about Walt Disney because I want to know why he wanted to build an amusement park.

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Cleopatra
Cleopatra was born in 69 B.C. She lived in Egypt. She had 4 brothers and sisters. Also she spoke 20 different languages. She had 3 children. She was the queen of last active ruler. She died  August 12, 30 B.C  and she was only 39 years old when she died. Cleopatra had great beauty so she was famous for that. I want to research more on Cleopatra because she had great facts so I want to learn about her to see want else she did in her life.

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JFK and The First Lady

The First Lady designed her house for her children with a swimming pool, a school, and many more pretty designs. JFK and the First Lady had 2 children. The hardships the First Lady had was that she was a women and she could not follow her own dreams. Her main job was to be a good mom and a good wife. JFK's hardships were that he was the president, so he had a hard job to do.

My thoughts about the living museum are that it was very fun to see those people and it felt like I was actually there with the real person.

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Cleopatra
Cleopatra can speak 20 different languages.She had 3 kids and 4 brothers and she had sisters to.In Egypt she was the queen. She was born before Christ and she died when she was only 39 years old.

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Amelia Earhart
She was one of the 16 women to get a flyer's degree. When she crashed many people  thought different things about her fame. She inspired many other women to become flyers themselves.

The thing that inspired me about the Living Museum was how many facts the UND students had on that one person. I would want to research more on Walt Disney because I wanted to get to him in  the museum but I didn't get a chance to.

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Anne Frank
Anne Frank was born in 1929 and hid from the Germans for about 2 years. Anne's diary was a prized possession to her. Also she was caught by the Germans and taken to a camp and died there. She hid in a secret area and had to access it by opening the bookshelf. You can see her diary still today.

She inspired me that anything is possible  because she hid from the whole German Army for two years undetected.

I want to research Vince Lombardi and find out what is so special about him.

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Amelia Earhart
She was one of few woman to get a pilot's license  but the only one to attempt to fly across the world she made it far but went missing. People thought that she had died, flew back to america but kept her identity a secret, and people thought that she was captured.

In the living museum I thought it was cool how into their characters they were, and how they had outfits that were matching their characters.

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Margaret Fuller
Margaret Fuller's mom died so she had to take care of her siblings, but then she became a teacher. When she was little, she didn't go to school. She was a writer and she got to be in a magazine. She wrote books and also got a book of love letters. She had a saying in the book that said, "Today a reader, tomorrow a leader."

My thoughts about the Living Museum were about how all the characters acted. They used expression and had things they made or brought. I would want to learn more about Anne Frank because I didn't know about her before.

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Amelia Earhart
She inspired people around the globe to get out in the world and do good. She was known for the first woman to fly across the globe and another fact about her is that she crashed near the marshall islands.
I thought they did awesome when you pressed the button because they didn't give you a lame speech about who they were , they were the opposite, they were into it.

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Jane Goodall
Jane Goodall studied chimpanzees. Jane got a stuffed  chimp for her first birthday and liked them ever since. She moved to Africa to study more about them. Jane found a group of chimps that let her study them. They even came to her camp to get bananas! People thought that chimps were vegetarian but when Jane came along she discovered that they eat small birds as well! She found out chimps make small tools by bending sticks to make spoons.

Reflection: I enjoyed  the living museum because I got to learn about cool people in a cool way.

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Jane Goodall

On her first birthday she got a stuffed animal what was a chimpanzee and she loved them so she moved to Africa to study more about them. Jane Goodall found that  chimpanzees make tools with sticks. They bend the sticks first, then take the leaves off and then they use it for like spoons and other things. Jane Goodall was born in 1934. The chimpanzees went to her camp to get bananas for a snack and the chimpanzees ate birds too.

I want to learn more about her because she is interesting to me and I want to learn more about chimpanzees.

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Margaret Fuller
What I learned  about Margaret Fuller is that when she was an adult, she did not have a lot of right becsause she was a girl. Also she became a journalist and a teacher. She was born in 1810. People would write letters to Margaret. She only died when she 40 years because of a shipwreck when she and her parents were coming back to America.  It was cool that Margaret Fuller talked about her life and other stuff.

The living museum had Margaret Fuller and she made me go listen to was that she really look like the real Margaret Fuller because she was really into her character and how she would not say her facts really fast. It was much easier to understand her because she talked about her facts one step at a time. Also she had a bookmark for Lexi and I and it said, " Today a reader, tomorrow a leader." And I thought that was really cool because we can put that in our classroom but say the words a little bit different.

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Walt Disney
He was born Dec. 5, 1901. In 1931 he created Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. It was the first film in color, and he loved interacting with his fans. He was never greedy. He said he always puts his family first before anything . He passed away in Dec. 15, 1966. He felt overjoyed when Disneyland opened up. Five years after he died Disney World opened up.

What I liked about the UND living museum is that the characters came to life and it was like you were standing in front of them...actually in front of the actual person. They really put their character in life and they listed a lot of facts about that person . And I liked how they memorized what they were going to say. I also liked how they put a lot of work into it.

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Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy
What I learned about the Kennedys was that they had two kids and originally lived in Boston.  Jacqueline wanted to travel around the world and work with literature and arts, and John wanted to be a journalist.  But those plans changed when John became 35th President of the United States of America.  During Jacqueline's time being the First Lady, she added a swimming pool and school for the kids.  Sadly, John was assassinated on November 22, 1963 during a parade in Dallas, TX.

Thoughts:
I though that the UND Living Museum was a great learning experience because we got to learn about people we didn't know, and see what they looked like.

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Margaret Fuller
Margaret Fuller was born in 1810. She was a woman so she didn't have the right to vote but she kept fighting for women. She was a journalist and even wrote her own books. Margaret Fuller died in 1850. She only lived for 40 years, and sadly she died in a ship wreck.

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Albert Einstein
Albert E was an amazing guy. Most people in his class called him smart.  He lived in Germany and was a Jew, so most  people hated him. He went to America for freedom from Germany. People put up a fee of finding him. That's why he went to America to be free.

One of my  thoughts was: It was awesome how they could remember all of that info they had to say.

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Albert Einstein
I learned that his school wanted him to join the military, but he ran away from it because he wanted to follow his passions like Math, or Religion. But when he was older he had to escape America! And when he was in Israel they asked him to be their president but he said no. But he is mostly know for E=mc2.
My overall thoughts about this was that they worked so hard and that it was so cool to see these people come to life!

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P. L. Travers
P. L. Travers wrote the Mary Poppins books and in 1945 Walt Disney asked her if he could make her books in to movies. P. L. Travers said, "No." She declined his offer for her books to be turned into movies. When she eventually agreed to let Walt Disney turn her books into movies, she worked with him to help create the movies based off the books. P .L. Travers is her author name. She liked to keep her private life private.

I liked it because the UND students taught us about people who are living today still and people who are dead. It was cool to see who you would be learning about and what you would learn about them. I liked the Living Museum. It was fun to learn about the different people that we got to learn about.

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Amelia Earhart
Amelia Earhart started her journey across the world in Oakland and ended in Australia. She did have a copilot and was the 16th girl to get her pilot's license.

I think that Amelia Earhart accomplished a lot because she was the first women to fly that far by herself. She is inspiring because it was not common for girls to do something like this.
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Kathrine Switzer,
She was born in 1947. She was in her 20's when she signed up to be in the marathon. Her passion was running. She got into the hall of fame.

I think that the living museum was cool. I liked that they dressed up to look like the important people they were playing

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Albert Einstein

What I learned about  Albert Einstein was that he was  an amazing person. People say that he dropped out of school, but he didn't. He would have been forced to join the military and he didn't want to. When he was older, he had to flee to the U.S. so the Nazi's wouldn't capture him. When he got to America, the FBI put him on their list of people they don't trust.

I liked the UND living museum  because the students taught us all about people in the past and why they are important in history. It is more fun to see the person that you are learning about instead of just reading about them.

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Harriet Tubman

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