<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (redneck @ May 20 2007, 09:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>I'd drop Martin luther King JR, and replace him with Martin Luther. Leonardo the vinci is another good one from the early Renessance. I'll just give you a list of some important people from each of the areas you listed. I have a degree in History so this is right up my ally. RenaissanceLeonardo the Vinci, Dante Alghani(sp?), Micalangelo.ReformationMartin LutherScientific RevolutionEnlightenmentBenjamin Franklyn, John Locke, Johan Guttenburg, Issiac Newton, Gallaleo, CapurnicusExplorationVasco De Gama, Ferdinand Magellan, Fransico Pizzaro, hernad Cortez, Christopher Columbus, Amerigo Vespusi(sp?)French RevolutionNapoleon Boneparte, Voltaire, Maximille Robspere(sp?)Industrial RevolutionAndrew Carnege, Williams Randolph Hurst, John RockefellerImperialismCeicle Rodes(sp?), Ghandi, Shaka, Simone Bolivar, World War IJohn Pershings, Woodrow Wilson, Baron von RichthofenRussian RevolutionJoeseph Stalin, Kalinin(sp?) Valdamire Lenin, Gregorie Rasputin, Nicholas IIWorld War IIAdolph Hitler, Franklyn Roosevelt, Tojo, Hirihito, Benito Mussolini, George patton, Winston Churchill, Omar Bradley, Dwight Eisenhower, McCarther, Chester Nemitz, Erst Rohm,Holocaust/GenocideHeinrich HimlerCold WarStalin, John kennedy, Richard Nixon, Nikita Kruchev(sp?) Breznev, Gary Powers, Fidal Castro, Henry Kissinger, Ronald Regan, Boris YeltzenKorean War/Vietnam War/ Middle East Ho Chi men, Kim Jong Ill, Kin song Ill(I think thats his name), Saddam Hussian, Yiksa Rabin(sp?) Anwar Sadat, Osama Bin Laden, Iotolla Komani(sp?)</div>Wow man, thanks alot..could you make me a final list of who you think belongs on my list in the order?
If I were to list 10 I'd list;the VinciLutherGuttenburgNewtonColumbusCortezFranklynNapoleonStalinHitlerNot nessicarily in that order however.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (austingriz @ May 20 2007, 09:29 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>FDR didnt influence the world, Yeah US, but Wilson had a bigger impact on the world than FDR.But like I said, theres probably somebody better than FDR and Wilson.</div>Yes, he did influence the world. I don't know what world you live in where you think any president didn't affect the world, let alone the president that led our country during most of WWII. And if you don't think a stable American government, well then I will respect that opinion.I do agree with the last sentence, because that answer is Isaac Newton.<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Pacers fan forever @ May 20 2007, 09:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'><span style="font-size:36pt;line-height:100%">Thomas Edison</span>He was more influential than FDR</div>Explain to me how Edison is more influential than Newton.<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (redneck @ May 20 2007, 09:44 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>If I were to list 10 I'd list;the VinciLutherGuttenburgNewtonColumbusCortezFranklynNapoleonStalinHitlerNot nessicarily in that order however.</div>I like this list. I might have little bit different than yours, but I like it.Rashad's was okay, but I probably would have taken out Mandela and added Newton (at least).
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Rok @ May 21 2007, 11:36 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>I have a craving for some Fig Newtons.</div>You should... they are one of the most influential snacks in the world. Their kg*m/s<sup>2</sup> are unfathomable!
How about Karl Marx?His ideas may have not been perfectly completed but the basis of communism? That's pretty big and affected a lot of the world during the 1900's.
Top 10 Most Influential People10. Mahatmas Gandhi9. Karl Marx8. John Locke7. Galilei Galileo6. Johannes Guttenberg 5. Isaac Newton4. Martin Luther3. Joseph Stalin2. Martin Luther King Jr.1. Adolf HitlerThat's my list and it's almost final, remember, my TIME magazine will cover modern world history (Renaissance ? today). This is a list of the topics we have already covered in class, or will be covering 2nd semester. The list should help you gather ideas; OBVIOUSLY you are not required to use them all. So prophets and anything before the renaissance can't be included. This is my list and if anyone has any last second thoughts on my list or the order please let me know!
Redneck, it's not Iotola Khomeini, it's The Ayatollah KhomeiniThe list looks great, it would be so much easier if it was just American influences.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (RashadzMcCantz @ May 21 2007, 03:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Should I replace someone with Truman, FDR, or Bonaparte?</div>I would say no.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (SunnyD @ May 21 2007, 04:54 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Redneck, it's not Iotola Khomeini, it's The Ayatollah KhomeiniThe list looks great, it would be so much easier if it was just American influences.</div>I looked that word up 4 times and couldn't find it, so I got annoyed and just sounded it out. I should have known it started with an A.I like your list McCantz, but I still think Martin Luther is more influential that Martin Luther King JR.
1. Adolf Hitler Unlike the majority of my list, Hitler used terror, evil, and power to become the most influential man to ever walk the earth. Hitler influenced the world with evil, attempting to overtake the world by eliminating many minorities throughout Europe who did not belong to the Aryan race. Hitler was the founder and the leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party, also known as the Nazi Party. He was a charismatic speaker, and made the German people look up to him as a hero and savior, promising them that he would boost Germany's struggling economy after the loss in WWI. Germany was struggling economically after the loss in the war and Hitler used the easiest tactics to blame one race for an entire country?s problems. Hitler blamed the Jews for the pollution of the ?master race,? the poor economy, the loss of WWI, and the influx of bolshevism into Germany?s post WWI society because many communists were Jewish. He believed that the Jews were taking over the country because many of them owned banks and businesses in Germany and Hitler was jealous that a non-Aryan race was so successful. He used propaganda and scare tactics to take over power in Germany and eliminate the Jews. The reason he was so successful was because he eliminated anyone who spoke out against the Nazi party making himself look like a hero because the only people who were left were forced to support him because they were either Hitler believers and were fooled by Hitler?s charisma, nationalism, and promise to boost the economy or were simply people who were afraid of the Nazi Party and were forced to support because of Hitler?s reign of terror. Hitler is responsible for killing approximately eleven million people, including the genocide of about six million Jews. The other five million were mostly compiled of homosexuals, gypsies, the mentally disabled, and other non-Aryan groups. Hitler influenced the world by genocide through concentration camps killing millions using methods of starvation, terrible conditions, gas chambers, and forced labor until death. It is very upsetting that the most influential man was a dictator who used evil to kill millions of innocent people because he put the blame on an innocent hard-working non-Aryan race. That's what I put down for Hitler, does anyone have an suggestions for a last sentence that could really put an effect on the reader (my teacher who is Jewish? Anything I put that was incorrect or anything that I could correct or add into my two paragraphs to make it better? Please, we need BBW's smartest members to come together and help a brother out!
Can somebody please explain to me how Galileo went under house arrest, how he died, why he went under house arrest, what he invented, and why he was so influential?
[quote name='RashadzMcCantz' post='363507' date='May 24 2007, 10:11 PM']Can somebody please explain to me how Galileo went under house arrest, how he died, why he went under house arrest, what he invented, and why he was so influential?[/quote]House arrest/death Inventions Inventions and influence on astronomy Influences in Math: linkI suggest you change the words some so it's not plagiarized. You might also want to look at that wiki link for more examples.
