Aristotle Augusto Buda

Christopher Colombus Confucio Albert Einstein

Johannes Gutenberg Mahoma Isaac Newton

Isaac Newton Augusto Mahoma

Buda Aristotle Saint Paul

Albert Einstein Shih Huang-ti Christopher Colombus

Saint Paul Adolph Hitler Aristotle

Shih Huang-ti Mahoma Isaac Newton

Buda Albert Einstein Tsai Lung

Isaac Newton Aristotle Mahoma

Vladímir Ilich Uliánov Adolph Hitler Tsai Lung

León Trotsky Albert Einstein Saint Paul

Albert Einstein Adolph Hitler León Trotsky

Saint Paul Confucio Vladímir Ilich Uliánov

Christopher Colombus Tsai Lung Isaac Newton

Aristotle(384 B.C. - 322 BC)

1. Greek philosopher

2. The most influential man in history

3. Laid the groundwork for what would be the science

Augusto(63 -14 A.C. D.C.)

1. He brought peace and prosperity to Rome

2. Peak in the arts and literature

3. 100 years of internal war

Buda(560 B.C. - 477 BC)

1. Inspiration for an important part of the world

2. His doctrine of the Middle Way

3. Ever-present a example of tolerance.

Christopher Colombus(1452 - 1506)

1. Discoverer of America

2. Proved that it is possible to reach the west

3. Inspiration for great discoverers.

Confucio(551 B.C. - 479 B.C.)

1. Pillar of civilization in Asia.

2. "Master Teacher"

3. Principles of benevolence and order.

Albert Einstein(1879 – 1955)

1. Theory of Relativity.

2. Implications for mass and energy.

3. Transformed the understanding of nature.

Isaac Newton(1642 - 1727)

1. Author of "Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica"

2. Proved the theory of gravity.

3. One of the greatest scientists.

Saint Paul(5 b.c. - 64 a.c.)

1. Great apostle of the Christian Church.

2. Vending allowed the message of Jesus.

3. Master of Christian influences.

Shih Huang-ti (259 b.c. - 209 b.c.)

1. First Gov. Capable of unifying the country.

2. Established a centralized administration.

3. Start the "China Wall"

Tsai Lung(48 - 118)

1. He was the inventor of paper.

2. China allowed a rapid cultural development.

3. His invention only came to Europe in the fourteenth century.

Adolph Hitler(1889 – 1945)

1. Austrian-born German politician.

2. He received the Imperial Chancellor's office.

3. Led to the outbreak of World War II.

Vladímir Ilich Uliánov(1870-1924)

1. Important Russian revolutionary.

2. Communist politician.

3. Senior leader of the October Revolution.

León Trotsky(1879-1940)

1. Russian political and revolutionary.

2. Took power in 1917 in Russia.

3. Business Russian withdrawal from World War II.

Mahoma(570 - 632)

1. Prophet of Islam.

2. He laid the foundations of the Arab world.

3. Revived knowledge of antiquity.

Johannes Gutenberg(1400 - 1468)

1.Invented the printing press.

2.Father of the information age.

3.Without his invention had not been progress.