Most important person in US History post WWII?

davidh

davidh

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I have to write a little bit on who I think is the most important person in US history after World War 2. Only I dont have any idea who it could be. It could be a president, social leader, almost anyone...except elvis.

Thank you.

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sorry, i thought it was most important person of ww2, didn't see the post ww2. hmmmmm, in that case look into henry kissinger maybe...

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^ you could talk about him as president and mention his previous accomplishments such as supreme commander of allied forces in the european theater is wwii.

 
just do a report about the harvard mystique and focus in on a few harvard grads, such as kissinger. explore possibilities such as "would he have gotten where he did had he not attended harvard?"

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woodrow wilson nigga. he kept us out of WWI til we had to go cap some germans asses.

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holy shit!!!111!1! he has more hten one namne??>?? omggg!! what a sux0rz@!! LOL

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I would go for something obscure. Like the english guy who invented the internet.

And look at what thats done to the world!!

That would be interesting and if written well would DEF get you an A!

 
I'd go with martin luther king jr. Or maybe ronald reagan. Since his death, there is a lot of stuff to reseasch and it should be fairly easy to write on either of the 2.

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you have to consider jimmy carter

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JFK

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Pope John Paul II?

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Gorbachev

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Queen Elizabeth II

Princess Diana

John F Kennedy

L B Johnson

George W. Bush

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It's gotta be George W. For better or worse, he's changed the world in a very important way. Also since he's come to power, US isn't as powerful a country as it used to be. If not, maybe John Nash (I'm sure we've all seen a beautiful mind). If it doesn't have to be an American, then go with John Meynard Keynes (British). He's kinda during WWII, but his his ideas were very much post WWII. He changed the world from 45 to the 70's in a HUGE way. Also post 70's too. You can thank your trillion dollar debt to him.

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Ronald Reagan. broke down the walls of communism, which allowed for us to have global markets and trading among so many other things.

 
Reagan for sure

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Martin Luther King? There are many other people who's contribution have effected a greater number of lives.

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George W! In his four years as president he was able to turn a once liked and respected nation into one despised and mocked all around the world. that is some skill

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wayne gretzky. he brought hockey to the states

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Yeah, but keynes was during FDR and WWII but his political impact (he's an economicisit, he's done more than this) was to save a surplus and pay for deficits (before then governments didn't usually have deficits). The idea was to keep the world from going into a severe depression like after WWI. It quite obviously worked too. So yes, his ideas are from WWII, but they were used for post WWII life.

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STALIN. hes got so much dirt on em. Cold War are u kiddin me? he broke everything he made. atlantic charter, everything.

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I'm going to have to second the Wayne Gretzky suggestion. Or on a more lighthearted, less serious note, George W. Bush.

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since this is U.S. history, Alan greenspan

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Hillary Clinton. Did everything that Bill did, but without the credit.

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'Itâ??s a wonder I havenâ??t abandoned all my ideals, they seem so absurd and impractical. Yet I cling to them because I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart.' - Anne Frank
 
^ and without getting head from a fat bitch under the desk in the oval office while giving the state of the union adress.

 
has to be Reagan

Hunter S. Thompson
1939-2005

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what the hell did Goerge W do? all he has done was spread our troops too thin so they are all dying everywhere, and Iraq still isnt doing good, Afghanistan is now one of the top producers of heroin in the world, 60% of their economy comes from poppy growth, he hasnt done shit except ruin our nation

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Important doesn't have to mean he did great things, it just means what he did had significant impact.

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'Itâ??s a wonder I havenâ??t abandoned all my ideals, they seem so absurd and impractical. Yet I cling to them because I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart.' - Anne Frank
 
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