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Life Magazine's "The 100 People Who Made the Millennium"
Listed in the order of importance, from most important to 100th most important, in the opinion of Life's editors.The links will take you to a site on the Web about the person named (not to Life Magazine's synopses).
Thomas Edison
Christopher Columbus
Martin Luther
Galileo Galilei
Leonardo da Vinci
Isaac Newton
Ferdinand Magellan
Louis Pasteur
Charles Darwin
Thomas Jefferson
William Shakespeare
Napoleon Bonaparte
Adolf Hitler
Zheng He
Henry Ford
Sigmund Freud
Richard Arkwright
Karl Marx
Nicolaus Copernicus
Orville and Wilbur Wright
Albert Einstein
Mohandas Gandhi
Kublai Khan
James Madison
Simon Bolivar
Mary Wollstonecraft
Guglielmo Marconi
Mao Zedong
Vladimir Lenin
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Alexander Graham Bell
Rene Descartes
Ludwig van Beethoven
St. Thomas Aquinas
Abraham Lincoln
Michelangelo
Vasco da Gama
Suleyman the Magnificent
Samuel F.B. Morse
John Calvin
Florence Nightingale
Hernan Cortes
Joseph Lister
Ibn Battuta
Zhu Xi
Gregor Mendel
John Locke
Akbar
Marco Polo
Dante Alighiere
John D. Rockefeller
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Niels Bohr
Joan of Arc
Louis XIV
Nikola Tesla
Immanuel Kant
Fan Kuan
Otto von Bismarck
William the Conqueror
Guido of Arezzo
John Harrison
Pope Innocent III
Hiram Maxim
Jane Addams
Cao Xueqin
Matteo Ricci
Louis Armstrong
Michael Faraday
Ibn-Sina
Simone de Beauvoir
Jalal ad-Din ar-Rumi
Adam Smith
Marie Curie
Andrea Palladio
Peter the Great
Pablo Picasso
Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre
Antoine Laurent Lavoisier
Phineas T. Barnum
Edwin Hubble
Susan B. Anthony
Raphael
Helen Keller
Hokusai
Theodor Herzl
Queen Elizabeth I
Claudio Monteverdi
Walt Disney
Nelson Mandela
Roger Bannister
Leo Tolstoy
John von Neumann
Santiago Ramon y Cajal
Jacques Cousteau
Catherine de Medicis
Ibn-Khaldun
Kwame Nkruma
Carolus Linnaeus
If you find better sites about these people (more informative, more artistic, more exhaustive) than the ones listed here, let me know and I may change the links.
Life Magazine had a Web site, "Life Ranks the 100 Great Events of the Past 1,000 Years"; some of the people left out of their list of people may have been featured instead as an event; e.g., Gutenburg was featured under invention of printing.
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