10 most most inspiring people of the 20th century
Muhammed ALI
born 1942
Boxer , philanthropist social activist
One of the greatest boxers of all time
& an important figure in the US civilrights movement
Bob Marley
1945 to 1981
Singer-songwriter
Marley music spread a message of peace
& unity, whilst challenging colonialism & racism.
Mother Teresa
1910 to 1997
Nun, charity worker, saint
Founded the missionaries of charity to care
for those people nobody wanted to look after.
It helps people in more than 100 countries
Rosa Parks
1913 to 2005
Civil rights activist
Her refusal to give up her bus seat in 1955
sparked the 382-days Montgomery bus boycott.
This ultimately led to changes in segregialist
law.
Che Guevara
1928 to 1967
Marxist revolutionary, author, military
leader
An importat figure in the Cuban revolution
Following his death he became a symbol for
revolution & rebellion.
Nelson Mandela
1918
Anti apartheid activist, politician
Fought against south africa’s apartheid
regiome and was jailed for 27 years.
He became the country’s first black
president.
Emmeline Pankhurst
1858 to 1928
Women’s rights activist
British suffragette whose militant tactics
helped secure equal voting rights for women
Winston Churchill
1874 to 1965
journalist, author, prime minister
His stirring speeches rallied Britain to
victory during world war two
Mohandas Gandhi
1869 to 1946
Indian nationalist leader, anti war
activist
Used absolute non-violence & ciuvil
disobedience to push india towards independence
Martin luther king
1929 to 1968
Minister, civil rights activist
Head of the US civil rights movement &
proponent of non violant protest.
His leadership was critical in ending legal
segregation
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