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Essay:Most Influential Persons (view source)
Revision as of 18:22, January 7, 2007
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1. Jesus Christ: Central figure in Christianity.
<br>1. Jesus
<br>2. Adam ( and Eve)
<br>3. Abraham
<br>4. Muhammad
<br>5. Apostle Paul
<br>6. Karl Marx
<br>7. Martin Luther
<br>8. Charles Darwin
<br>9. Aristotle
<br>10. Charles Martel
<br>(submitted by Daniel M.)
<br>1. Jesus Christ: Central figure in Christianity.
<br>2. Mohammad: Founder of Islam.
<br>2. Mohammad: Founder of Islam.
<br>3. Isaac Newton: A physicist who discovered the theory of universal gravitation, the laws of motion, and major developments in mathematics, optics, and thermodynamics.
<br>3. Isaac Newton: A physicist who discovered the theory of universal gravitation, the laws of motion, and major developments in mathematics, optics, and thermodynamics.
<br>9. Johannes Gutenberg: the inventor who developed movable type and printing.
<br>9. Johannes Gutenberg: the inventor who developed movable type and printing.
<br>10. Christopher Columbus: An explorer who led Europe to the Americas.
<br>10. Christopher Columbus: An explorer who led Europe to the Americas.
(submitted by Tyler M.)
<br>(submitted by Tyler M.)