10 most important people in history?

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please share your opinion

Answer 1

queen amina, shaka, dingiswayo, cetewayo, tafawah balewa, mzilikazi, moshoeshoe, gruffudd ab yr ynad coch, rhys ap gruffydd, siwan.

'the ten most important people in history' will depend on what history you think is important.

adrian stevens was one of the nineteenth century's most important men - what he did has made more difference to your life than any number of ulysses s. grants.

but the history they teach you is the history they want you to hear.

Answer 2

Not necessarily in order:

Jesus. Whether you believe he is Christ is irrelevant. At the very least, He is an important historical figure.

Plato. The father of philosophy.

Aristotle. The first to dispute Plato.

Michelangelo. Who among us cannot appreciate his art?

Milton. A pivotal figure in religion, philosophy, literature, and politics.

Captain John Cooke. The brave explorer.

Mother Teresa. The peacemaker and diplomat.

Princess Diana. The inspiration and diplomat.

Bill Clinton. Proved that even an orphan from Arkansas can do great things, like balance a budget that seems unbalancable. The American explorer peacemaker, diplomat, and inspiration.

Hitler. We cannot forget that there is evil in this world.

Stephen King. Reminds us that there is a little evil in all of us. Scares us into oppressing evil.

Answer 3

I believe that every man, women and child are the most important people in history as people like Lenin, Marx, Hitler, Ceaser and Hippocrates may come up with the ideas but they put them into action. For instance:

No wars would happen:
The Nazis would not have SS troops
The Romans would not have had an army.

No workers:
The Eygptians would have had no slaves.
The Victorians would have no one in their factory.

We are all just as important in history as every one else- only some are remembered more than others

Answer 4

My list:

Constantine: Brought Christianity from a persecuted religion to the state religion.
Euclid: Father of mathematics.
Hippocrates: Father of modern medicine.
Johannes Gutenberg: Inventor of the printing press.
Konrad Zuse: Inventor of the computer.
Mahatma Gandhi: Showed the world that nonviolence is a powerful force.
Martin Luther King, Jr: Championed equal rights for blacks in America.
Nicolaus Copernicus: Proved that the Earth revolved around the Sun.
Plato (Aristocles): Father of modern government.
Susan B. Anthony: Championed voting rights for women in America.

Answer 5

1. Moses - Founder of Judaism
2. Jesus - Founder of Christianity
3. Peter the Apostle of Jesus - Founder of the Catholic Church
4. Mohammed - Founder of Islam
5. Emperor Contantine - Responsible for the Nicene Council / New Testament of the Bible
6. Martin Luther - Leader of the Protestant Reformation
7. Henry VIII of England - First King to break with Catholic Church
8. Ghandi - Peace and Freedom leader in India
9. Abraham Lincoln - Freer of American Slaves
10. Martin Luther King - Equal Rights Leader

Each of these people dramatically changed the course of history through their actions.

Answer 6

1.Jesus-Saved us from our sins
2.Abe Lincoln-freed slaves in the south
3.Alexander Graham Bell-invented the telegraph
4.Woodrow Wilson-Women's Rights
5.Franklin Roosevelt-The Great Depression
6.John F.Kennedy-Peace Corps
7.Martin Luther King-Civil Rights
8.Robert F. Kennedy-Attorney General
9.Eunice Kennedy Shriver-Special Olympics.
10.Ronald Reagan-Roe Vs. Wade

Answer 7

There are too many to decide on the 10 most important, certainly the founders and prophets of the great religions, and greatest, and most evil leaders of nations.

Answer 8

This may be considered the dumbist answer, but I'll say Mother Theresa will have to be one, simply for shifting the domain in peoples minds by being a worldwide figure, risin from her own right, in a domain not commonly associated with worldwide figures.

Answer 9

You can refer to Time Magazines most influential peoples list by consulting your libraries archives or depending on what you feel is "importent", read books on the subject while you're there. I think 'important' would mean someone who contributed to the good of mankind thru peace, sacrifice, invention, discovery, philanthropy.

Answer 10

Nelson Mandela , jesus, oprah winfrey, Bill gates , steve jobs, martin luther king, Nancy Cox, Hugo Chavez, Bono,Madeline Albright