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Tim Berners-Lee

Born June 8th 1955 (64 years) in London, United Kingdom

There is a few reasons to know Tim Berners-Lee, his invention of the World Wide Web (internet) completely changed how the world is today his invention sparked a new era of business, education, the government, health care and the list could go on and on  this invention eve n changed the way we can talked to family members and friends across the world. This invention later led to things being discovered that some people didn't even know was possible like how far we actually got into the ocean and how we have Robots in outer space traveling different planets for us this invention had many great outcomes.

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Irina Sadler
Born February 15, 1910
Died May 12, 2008
Irina Sadler is a women who was a health worker and saved 2,500 children by smuggling them out of the ghetto's.She found the kids homes to people who weren't jewish to keep them safe so no one would know who they really are and provide them with false documents to keep protect their true identity.

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Abbe Pierre
born on 5 August 1912 in Lyon, France
Died January 22, 2007

He was born into a prosperous and devout Catholic family in Lyon on 5th August 1912. His name at birth was Henri Grouès; From an early age, he was inspired to follow a religious life and in 1930 joined the Capuchin monks. He stayed for eight years but, partly due to ill health, he struggled with the disciplined and ascetic life. Therefore, he left and became a priest in Grenoble. In 1942, he joined the resistance and helped to hide Jewish members of the community from the Nazi’s and Vichy police. Eventually, he was arrested, but he managed to escape and fled to North Africa to join the Free French led by Charles de Gaulle.

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Sally Ride
Born: Los Angeles
Success: Sally Ride was a female astronaut.
Reasons to know her: She was the first American woman in space. She traveled to space at the young age of 32. Some information about O-rings that she shared with helped others to solving the mystery of the explosion of the Challenger. She was awarded many medals and inducted into the Women's Hall of Fame. She was the third woman in space overall.

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Leo Burnett

BirthplaceSt. Johns

Michigan

NationalityUnited States of America

Children:Phoebe Snetsinger

Schools:University of Michigan

AgeDec. at 80 (1891-1971)

Profession Copywriter

Advertising Executive

Leo Burnett was an American advertising executive and the founder of the Leo Burnett Company, Inc., also known as Leo Burnett Worldwide. He was responsible for creating some of advertising's most well-known characters and campaigns of the 20th century including Tony the Tiger, Charlie the Tuna, the Marlboro Man, the Maytag Repairman, United's "Fly the Friendly Skies," Allstate's "Good Hands," and for garnering relationships with multinational clients such as McDonald's

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Eva Peron
born May 7, 1919
Humanitarian: Fought for the rights of poor people, equality for all, and the education of women
Eva grew up poor and started out trying to become an actress until later she met Juan Peron and got married. Eventually Juan became the president of Argentina and that's when Eva found her true voice and passion once becoming the first lady. She began to fight for causes she believed in such as equal fights for the poor and women receiving and higher education or the same education as men. She worked hard in her fight for the poor and to fulfill their dreams and gave many generous donations to help out anyway she could to better their living and succeeded. After her death caused by cancer many people began to see her great work and raise awareness and began to speak out for these causes without hesitation.

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Robert H. Goddard
Born October 5, 1882
Was one of the few men that was the founders of the liquid fueled rocket. He and his crew engineered the rockets to go up to speeds of 550 mph. Goddard made an extraordinary step into science to make a rocket and he was one of the few men that made a big stepping stone into the rocket industry. Goddard helped all of mankind get closer to the engineering of the rocket at his time.

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Irena Sendler

Irena Sendler worked for the Welfare Department of the Warsaw municipality when World War Two broke out. When Germany invaded Warsaw, Irena’s job allowed her to take care of Jews who were struggling to get food or shelter, but once the ghettos were sealed off in November of 1940 it was almost impossible for her to help them. Many Jews unfortunately passed away in the ghettos because of the lack of medical attention, little food, and diseases. Irena was able to get a permit to go into the ghettos to inspect the sanitary conditions, and she used this opportunity to help smuggle Jewish children out of the ghetto. People should know about Irena Sendler because she risked her life to help other people. Irena was tortured, imprisoned, and threatened, but she refused to give any information about where the children she saved were. She is a true hero who saved the lives of 2,500 children, and she is honored with a tree that stands in front of the Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations.

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Akio Morita
People should know about Akio Morita because he was the co-founder of Sony. He also always had the idea of doing something great for the community. At one point in time he became the unofficial ambassador of the business community. After he died, most people forgot about the things that he did and just left all of his good deeds in the past.

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John R Fox, John was born May 18th, 1915 John R Fox was an American soldier who was killed after he called in an airstrike in himself after he was overrun. By doing this John succeeded in defeating the German. John was awarded a medal of honor posthumously for sacrificing his own life. The reason you should know about John F Fox is because he knew the risk he was taking but he took it anyways to protect his country and for what he loved. That is what we call a hero and he should be someone you think about when you hear the word hero.

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Irena Sendler
February 15, 1910 -  May12, 2008
Irena was a social worker and nurse who  served in the Polish underground during ww II. she sneaked jewish children  out of the war zone ghetto and gave the children fake identity information to find a new home to non jewish families. When Irena was sentenced death she escaped by bribing a guard to let her free.  Soon after that she got right back to work with a new identity. She began helping children and saving their lives during the war. Later on she got pneumonia  and died.

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John R. Fox
Born on the 18th of May 1915
Soldier: Sacrificed his life by calling in artillery fire on his position, resulting in the German's to halt and give the Americans enough time to Regroup and form a counterattack. The attack was successful and he was recognized as a hero by his peers.
I personally like John Fox because of the amount of courage he had to sacrifice himself and just cause an entire Artillery on himself is just brave. I also feel like people should like him due to the fact that he was another hero of African-American culture and a representative of back history month while also being a great soldier overall.

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Sally Ride

Born, May 26, 1951

Sally Ride was a astronaut for NASA during her career. She became the first american woman to visit space. Her record in space was 14 days. On July 23rd, 2012, Ride died from cancer. Today, culture still remembers everything she has done.

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Jack Kilby
He was born in 1923 and died on June 20, 2005
He was an electrical engineer who was the one who invented the integrated circuit. It all started when he saw his father working on a radio to help people without power. This sparked his interests. He should be known for his invention because he is the one who led to the the development of microchips, which can revolutionize communications and computers. His invention even led to the hand held calculator that scientists and mathematicians use for solving problems.

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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.