People who took a stand in history

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A lot of people made a significant effect to the history. There is Abraham Lincoln who was the most influential American president by abolishing slavery. We all know Albert Einstein who contributed a lot to the study of physics. Marie Curie was awarded a Nobel Prize for her discovery of radiation which sparked ideas to what we have now in advanced medicine.

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A key point she focused on was that:

Women would be subject to military draft and combat service in the same way as men.

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