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Essay:Most Influential Persons

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Jesus
Julius Caesar
George Washington
Isaac Newton
Alexander the Great
Adam
Thomas Edison
Napoleon
Martin Luther
Nicolaus Copernicus.
(submitted by Nathanael H.)


1. Jesus
2. Adam ( and Eve)
3. Abraham
4. Muhammad
5. Apostle Paul
6. Karl Marx
7. Martin Luther
8. Charles Darwin
9. Aristotle
10. Charles Martel
(submitted by Daniel M.)


1. Jesus
2. Moses
3. Mohammed
4. Buddha
5. Confucius
6. Alexander the Great
7. Napoleon
8. Paul (the Apostle)
9. Sir Isaac Newton
10. Louis Pasteur
(submitted by Duncan B.)


1. Jesus Christ
2. Noah
3. Moses
4. The Apostle Paul
5. Socrates
6. Archimedes
7. John Locke
8. Sir Isaac Newton
9. Alexander the Great
10. Christopher Columbus
(submitted by Chris J.)


1. Jesus
2. Alexander the Great
3. Mohammed
4. Karl Marx
5. Socrates
6. Martin Luther
7. Charles Darwin
8. Louis Pasteur
9. William Shakespeare
10. Martin Luther King, Jr.
(submitted by Julianna M.)


1. Jesus Christ: Central figure in Christianity.
2. Mohammad: Founder of Islam.
3. Isaac Newton: A physicist who discovered the theory of universal gravitation, the laws of motion, and major developments in mathematics, optics, and thermodynamics.
4. Moses: A prophet of Judaism and the leader of Israel.
5. Buddha: The Founder of Buddhism.
6. Confucius: The Founder of Confucianism.
7. Albert Einstein: A physicist who discovered the theory of relativity, and Einsteinian physics.
8. Ts'ai Lun: The inventor of paper.
9. Johannes Gutenberg: the inventor who developed movable type and printing.
10. Christopher Columbus: An explorer who led Europe to the Americas.
(submitted by Tyler M.)


1. Jesus Christ
2. Mohammad
3. Augustus Caesar
4. Christopher Columbus
5. Vladimir Lenin
6. Charles Darwin
7. Alexander the Great
8. Albert Einstein
9. Constantine the Great
10. Martin Luther
(submitted by Max M.)


George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander the Great
Napoleon
Thomas Edison
Mikhail Kalashnikov (inventor of the AK-47)
Winston Churchill
Julius Cesar
Isaac/Ishmael
And of course, Jesus.
(submitted by Scott J.)


1. Jesus (His death opened the gateways of heaven for all mankind.)
2. Confucius (His system of thought laid the foundation of society in China, Korea, and Japan.)
3. Muhammad (Founded Islam which for good or ill has been one of the most influential religions both politically and culturally)
4. Socrates
5. Henry Ford (built the first popular automobile and started mass production)
6. Archimedes (laid the foundation for mathematics)
7. Alexander the Great (spread the Greek language and conquered the world)
8. Ronald Reagan (parted the Iron Curtain)
9. Shakespeare (his writings shaped English culture and therefore the World)
10. Winston Churchill (Inspired the British and their allies to resist the Nazis)
(Billy M.)