100 Famous Quotes: Name the Speaker (2)

[C] Steve Jobs | Co-founder of Apple Inc., revolutionized technology with products like the iPhone and Mac.

[D] Pablo Picasso | Spanish painter and sculptor, co-founder of the Cubist art movement.

[D] George Orwell | English author of dystopian classics *1984* and *Animal Farm*.

[B] Nelson Mandela | Anti-apartheid leader and former South African President, Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

[D] Albert Einstein | Challenged traditional scientific thinking and made groundbreaking contributions to physics.

[B] Thomas Edison | Prolific inventor, credited with the light bulb, phonograph, and motion picture camera.

[B] Henry Ford | Founder of Ford Motor Company, pioneered the assembly line for mass production.

[A] Ernesto "Che" Guevara | Argentine revolutionary who fought alongside Fidel Castro in the Cuban Revolution.

[C] Nelson Mandela | Spent 27 years in prison for opposing apartheid, later became South Africa’s first Black president.

[C] Albert Einstein | Emphasized moral character over material success in his philosophy of life.

[C] Albert Einstein | Often quoted for this observation on human behavior and logic.

[B] Henry David Thoreau | Documented his simple life in the woods in his book *Walden*.

[A] Mahatma Gandhi | Advocated for forgiveness as a tool for social and personal transformation.

[A] Benjamin Franklin | Known for his practical wisdom and aphorisms in *Poor Richard’s Almanack*.

[B] Socrates | Ancient Greek philosopher, known for his Socratic method of questioning and critical thinking.

[B] Oprah Winfrey | Media mogul and philanthropist, known for her inspiring talks on personal growth.

[B] Anne Frank | Jewish diarist whose *The Diary of a Young Girl* documented life in hiding during the Holocaust.

[D] Bruce Lee | Stressed mastery of technique through focused, repeated practice in martial arts.

[C] Malcolm X | Encouraged people to stand firm in their beliefs and values.

[A] William Shakespeare | From his play *All’s Well That Ends Well*, reflecting themes of ethics and relationships.

[A] Theodore Roosevelt | 26th U.S. President, known for his "speak softly and carry a big stick" foreign policy.

[D] J.R.R. Tolkien | Author of *The Lord of the Rings* and *The Hobbit*, master of high fantasy.

[B] 14th Dalai Lama | Spiritual leader of Tibet, advocate for nonviolence and compassion.

[A] Martin Luther King Jr. | Delivered this iconic line in his 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech.

[D] Benjamin Franklin | Popularized this proverb in *Poor Richard’s Almanack*.

[B] Benjamin Franklin | Stressed the importance of preparation in achieving success.

[A] Marilyn Monroe | Iconic actress and model, known for her charisma and vulnerability.

[B] Elvis Presley | "The King of Rock and Roll," revolutionized music and pop culture.

[A] Abraham Lincoln | 16th U.S. President, led the nation through the Civil War and abolished slavery.

[B] Oscar Wilde | Playwright and novelist, known for his satirical take on society and morality.