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Thomas Watson, Jr.
He was an American businessman, political figure, and philanthropist.
He should be well-known because of his promotion of the research and  development structure that was essential to the modern high technology industry.

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Peter Goldmark
A physicist and an engineer
He should be well-known because of his inventions such as the long-playing record. He also should be well-known because of the percussion caps for rifles that were first used in the US Civil War.

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Jack Kilby
American Engineer
He was known for many things, he won The National Medal of Science in 1969, the Charles Stark Draper Medal in 1989, and The National Medal of Technology in 1990. He was awarded half of the 2000 Nobel Prize for Physics for his work as an applied physicist.

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Betty Williams
Peace Activist
she promoted a peaceful resolution to the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

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Rachel Carson
Biologist
she was well known for her writings on environmental pollution and the natural history of the sea.

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leo baekeland
chemist
invetned volex photographic

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Ray Kroc
Fast Food Tycoon
He admired the work of the Mcdonald's brothers so he worked with them and bought the company, expanding it all around the country. He helped make the restaurants hospitable and clean and friendly for everyone. Plus his name sounds like a shoe so that's pretty cool.

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Katherine Johnson
American mathematician for NASA
Her calculations of orbital mechanics was the success of the first and subsequent U.S. crewed spaceflights. Even though most white men didn't listen to her, she did end up saving a lot of flights.

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Dian Fossey
January 16, 1932 - December 26, 1985
Primatologist and Conservationist
She studied the behavior of gorillas and campaigned against gorilla poaching. She gave her life to the protection of gorillas and even founded the Karisoke Research Center to help study and protect the gorillas. Her research helped with the conservation of gorillas even after she was murdered. An organization called the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund is completely dedicated to the conservation of gorillas and it's the largest and longest running of organization of its kind.

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Leo Burnett
Advertising company
He was responsible for creating some of advertising's most well-known characters and campaigns of the 20th century, including Tony the Tiger, the Marlboro Man, the Maytag Repairman, United's "Fly the Friendly Skies", and Allstate's "Good Hands"

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Jane Goodall
Primatologist
She explored into th great unknown about monkeys and helped keep them from going extinct.

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Alice Paul
Women's rights activist
She helped secure passage of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote. She also proposed an Equal Rights Amendment, which made sure that all women and men are treated equally. People should know about Alice because if she didn't propose an amendment then women wouldn't be treated fairly, and if she didn't advocate for women to get the right to vote then females all around the world wouldn't have a say in government.

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Charles Drew

Charles Drew was an American surgeon who fought racial prejudices to bring blood transfusion to the people that needed it. And he figured out that blood could be reserved and used when needed later on. Without Charles Drew a lot of people that need a blood transfusion and they wouldn't be able to get it.

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Desmond tutu
Human Rights activist
Desmond Tutu is a renowned South African Anglican cleric known for his staunch opposition to the policies of apartheid. If people did not know that he was doing this, he would not have won a Nobel prize in 1984.

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born August 22 1904 - died February 19 1997. he was communist leader who was most powerful figure in the people Republic of China from the late 1970s to his death in 1997. He abandoned many orthodox communists doctrines and attempted to incorporate elements of the free enterprise system and other reforms into Chinese economy.

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James Harrison
Has magical blood
He help save babies from a disease. He saved over 2.4million babies. he stop donating blood at 60 years old.

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Jack Kilby

American electrical engineer

He helped create the very first working circuit board in 1958. if people didn't know who he had created it he wouldn't had won a Nobel prize in physics in 2000.

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Emmeline Pankhurst
Political Activist
She organized a UK suffragette movement and she helped women win their right to vote. People should know about her because if it wasn't for her and some other people who were passionate about this, women wouldn't be able to vote.

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John Goodenough
An esteem scientist who's discoveries changed the world.
Born in 1922, technology was becoming more available. In 1941 he received a PhD in Physics from the University of Chicago. He also has many awards under his belt like the National award of science, Nobel Prize, Copley Medal, Fermi Award, the Japan Prize, the Draper Prize, and many more. His most groundbreaking invention was the Lithium-Ion battery. The millions of people using them hardly think of this esteemed scientist. This invention could have made him a billionaire, but refused to make a profit from it, he never earned a single dime from his product.

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Frank Whittle officially qualified as a pilot officer in 1928. He made a major contribution to the invention of the jet engine in aircrafts. Whittle made a thesis arguing that planes needed to fly at high altitudes, where air resistance is much lower, in order to achieve long ranges and high speeds. Frank Whittle should be recognized because he made a major impact on the aircraft as airplanes are major transportation vehicles in modern day life. They are necessities as they allow us to travel to where we need to be. Without Frank Whittle, this wouldn't be possible and he should get the recognition that he deserves.

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Rachel Carson
May 27, 1907 - Apr 14, 1964
Carson was a marine biologist who spoke out against the chemical exposure in oceans. She wrote a book that asked the hard questions like who gets to decide who lives or dies and to poison and destroy non-human lives. Rachel Carson became a social revolutionary, and Silent Spring became the handbook for the future of all life on Earth.

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Edith Cavell

Edith was Born  on December 4, 1865, She was a British nurse.  Who save the lives of soldiers from both sides without discrimination . Edith Cavell helped  200 Allied soldiers escape from German-occupied Belgium during the First World War, she was arrested on  3, 1915 . On 12 October 1915, Edith was murdered by firing squad after being arrested and accused of treason. She is an inspiration to me because she put her self in danger for soldiers and did it without discrimination.

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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.