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A member of the Cherokee Nation, Stand Watie is the only Native American to achieve this.

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Margaret Elizabeth Noble is better known by this name.

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Considered the greatest pianist of the 1800s and possibly of all time, this composer later entered a Franciscan order.

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In 1797, Oney Judge escaped slavery to this woman by fleeing the woman’s Philadelphia home and traveling to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where she enjoyed freedom, but remained a fugitive.

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Three years after his wife’s death in 1918 and 24 years before his own death, Milton Hershey gave his personal fortune to this.

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