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Name: Eva Peron
Born: May 7, 1919
She was a wife of Argentine President Juan Peron and she was also the First Lady of Argentina from 1964 until her death in 1952. She was born in poverty in los Toldos, in the pampas, as the youngest of 5 children. in 1934 at 15 years old, she moved to nations capital of Buenos Aires to pursue a career as a stage, radio and a film actress.

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Name: Sally Ride
She was the first woman to go into space. Her job was to work the robotic arm, she used the arm to help put satellites into space. Others should learn more about her because she was the first known LGBT+ astronaut. She helped NASA a lot. She was the youngest American astronaut to go into space at the age of 32.

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name: Emmeline Pankhurst
born: july 14, 1858
british suffragist, she was a militant champion of woman suffrage whose 40-year campaign achieved complete success in the year of her death, when British women obtained full equality in the voting franchise. Her daughter Christabel Harriette Pankhurst was also prominent in the woman suffrage movement. She spent most of her life fighting for what she believed in. Even though they didn't notice her until she was gone, she never gave up and I think thats important to understand.

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Kurt Gödel is most likely one of the most important people in forging our modern understanding of mathematics. He was a mathematician and philosopher and although wasn't celebrated in his time, he's now taught and discussed in universities all around the nation, mostly about his most famous work "The Incompleteness Theorem" of which brings light to the idea that like many things in the world, there is a paradoxical area in math that lies between being truthful and being proven. Why this is so important to know is because this theorem is an absolute breakthrough in mathematics that's reshaped people's perspective on the study and someone who can shift a whole field of study like that deserves to be revered and remebered.

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Frank Whittle
Born June 1, 1907 in England Died August 9,1996
Whittle was a Royal Air Force officer who made a major contribution to the invention of the jet engine.

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Name: Betty Williams
Born: May 22nd, 1973, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Died: March 17th, 2020, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Betty Williams was a housewife and secretary. In 1976 she witnessed the shooting where three innocent children were shot and killed. Right away she launched an appeal to stop unnecessary and meaningless violence. She was soon joined by the children's aunt, Mairead Corrigan, and they founded the peace organization the Community of Peace People.
She is an Unsung Hero because she saw something that was wrong in her community and made a difference, whether it was big or small. She influenced other people to stand up for the right thing and also changed others minds about the situation.

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Dame Jane Morris Goodall (Jane Goodall)
Born April 3, 1934 in London, United Kingdom
An English Primatologist, the branch of zoology that deals with primates, and Anthropologist. She is an expert on wild chimpanzees. Recognized for her discoveries about their behavior. She discovered that chimpanzees make tools, eat and hunt for meat, and have similar social behavior to humans. She transformed our understanding of our closest relative in the animal kingdom, chimpanzees.

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Le Corbusier
Born in October 6, 1887 and died in August 27, 1965
He was dedicated to provide better living conditions for people who lived in crowded cities.
Everyone should know about him because he saw a problem and did something about it and that we should be like him.

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Rick Rescorla
He went against  port authority  orders and saved over 2,000 people from his company and died while doing it. Port authority order everyone to stay inside the 2nd tower, but Rick Rescorla started directing people out of his office area and to the ground, then going back in to help save people.

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Charles K. Kao
Born November 4, 1933
" Godfather of Broadband" he laid the ground work for the internet. In the 1960's he was the one who pioneered fibre optics. Many people often forget about him because he isn't as widely known in the US but he gave us the foundation for our very popular internet that we rely on today.

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Alice Paul

Born: January 11, 1885

civil rights activist: Alice Stokes Paul was an American suffragist, feminist, and women's rights activist, and one of the main leaders and strategists of the campaign for the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which prohibits sex discrimination in the right to vote.

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Abbe Pierre
Born August 5, 1912
Priest: Abbe was a French Catholic Priest, and a member of Resistance during World War 2.
In 1949 Abbe founded the Emmaus movement, with the goal of helping poor and homeless people and refugees. He is a inspiration to me because, he helped people who needed it badly. Not many people help the homeless and poor. Abbe was a great man who did great things.

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Chiune Sugihara
Born January 1, 1900
Chiune Sugihara saved the lives of over 6,000 Jews in Lithuania.
In 1940, Sugihara became aware of the dangers facing the Jewish population of Lithuania and, going against regulations set out by the Japanese government, he began to issue transit visas to Jewish refugees so that they could escape Europe and travel to Japan. In doing so, he risked not only his career, but also his life and the lives of his family.

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Peter Goldmark
Science and Technology Revolutionizer
Peter Goldmark developed the long-playing microgroove 33 1/3 rpm phonograph disc which was used for long recordings on discs for two generations. In addition to that, he also helped develop field-sequential color technology for the color tv.

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Candy Lightner
Born May 30, 1946
Activist: Founder of MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving)
Candy Lightner's daughter, Cari, was killed in 1980 by a drunk driver.  Ms. Lightener founded Mothers Against Drunk Driving to raise awareness about drunk drivers and to fight for tough laws for people who drive drunk.  She is an inspiration to me.  She was devastated when her daughter was killed.  Yet, she formed MADD to help prevent others from being hurt and killed by drunk drivers.