1900s Mid-Term

Attended Royal Academy of San Fernando near the Prado admired Velázquez, El Greco and Murillo then Goya copied him

Wrote "The House in Good Taste"

A classic prodigy with extraordinary skills made other children's parents jealous at "Wally's Coliseum".

From U Penn to Jefferson Medical College at Jefferson Medical College Prof & Chief of Surgery & Director of Research 

Electrical engineer invented TV including color picture tube

Painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist, and theatre designer co founded the Cubist movement

American interior decorator, hostess, & actress, known for her innovative & anti-Victorian interiors

Began nursing career at age 16 at Middlesex General Hospital in New Brunswick, NJ

American lawyer, civil rights activist & diplomat who served as U.S. Ambassador to Argentina appointed by Pres. Obama

 Engineer, professor, physicist, invented 1st liquid-fueled rocket that flew 1.6 miles high at 550 mph.

Architect who designed US Embassy in Tokyo & LAX International Airport

Engineer who pioneered wireless cell phones for Bell Labs 

Detective author outsold only by Bible & Shakespeare wrote 66 books, 14 short stories sold.

Professional athlete, coach, & NBA executive.

No mathematical yes–no computer generated questions can answer all problems, some will be "undecidable"

Senator involved in Keating 5, delayed seizure of Keating's S&L, Ethics Committee found "poor judgment" reprimand

Developed assembly line for mass production increased production speed & efficiency which lowered costs so affordable

Alexander Graham Bell may have invented the 1st A/C, but this man perfected it

Joined Visiting Nurse Service (VNS) of New Brunswick, attended U of Colorado under GI Bill WWII trained nurses

1st woman (& hispanic) graduated MIT as architect, designed Woman's Building at World's Columbian Expo 1893 then retired

Mathematician, computer scientist, logician, cryptanalyst, philosopher &theoretical biologist of artificial intelligence

manufactured precision engine & chassis components for the Model A (1903-1904)

Invented small non practical device that generated nuclear power using neutrons via nuclear fusion device plus 1st US TV

Austrian-American medical researcher with Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, NY specialized in carb metabolism

Formulated Law of Spectral Efficiency transmitted radio communications at pace, place of Marconi

 American Marine Corps aviator, engineer, astronaut, businessman, & politician, 3rd man in space, & 1st to orbit Earth

 Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States

Developed procedure to extend lives of children born with Tetralogy of Fallot, the main cause of blue baby syndrome 

Architect turned down 19 times before secured position at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, hands-on skill-building projects

Used in gastrointestinal, gynecologically minimally invasive surgery including biopsies

Invented heart–lung machine & performed open-heart surgeries in early 20th century

Anti-minimalist, interior designer who used bright, exuberant colors & large prints, best known for black & white tiles

 1st Hispanic U.S. Surgeon General from who was diagnosed with congenital megacolon at birth corrected by surgery age 18

Psychoanalyst who analyzed children through play technique and object relations theory

The deepest dive oceanographer & explorer researched marine algae exposes ocean pollution

Held patent for vacuum tube operated like a cathode-ray oscillator tube with beam deflecters of radio waves

The creator of Python programming language

Manufactured and distributed heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems

Lord & Thomas advertising clerk in Chicago rose to company president and innovator of modern advertising

Author of the film The Secret Adversary

Film producer, actor & entrepreneur

The Hollywood Regency style of interior decoration by

3rd woman to win Nobel Prize - Science, 1st woman awarded Nobel Prize- Medicine explained how glucose works in muscles

Architect, artist & designer, recognized for unique building designs, graduated American Univ abroad & taught at Harvard

Obstetrician born & raised in Westfield, NJ created scoring guide (0-10) on condition of infant directly after birth.

Pioneered 5-day workweek, business magnate & industrialist

World famous landscape architect, painter, print maker, ecologist, naturalist & musician

 1st woman & Italian elected governor in her own right of U.S. state without taking over for spouse who died in office