Mozart was a musical prodigy from childhood, composing his first opera at the age of eleven. He would go on to compose some of the most influential pieces of music in history, despite dealing with physical and mental illness.

Bonnie and Clyde became superstar outlaws due to their youthful good looks and lengthy track record of murder, armed robbery and outright contempt for the law.

Samuel Adams was a student of philosophy, failed businessman, activist writer and founding father of the US as a vocal proponent of the Revolutionary War, signer of the Declaration of Independence, and contributor to the Articles of Confederation.

Sacagawea was born into the Shoshone tribe before being kidnapped and sold into a non-consensual marriage with a fur-trapper who brought her and their 55-day-old son on the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

Jacques Cousteau was a deep-sea explorer, inventor, documentarian, author and environmental activist who led many famous expeditions and efforts to understand the ocean.

Born in 1767 Montreal, Toussaint Charbonneau would prove a valuable hire as an interpreter by Lewis and Clark during their expedition through Native American territories. Charbonneau married five Native American women, most famously Sacagawea.

Nicolaus Copernicus was a 16th-century astronomer who first introduced the theory of a heliocentric solar system, variations in orbital periods based on distance and more.