1.

British

1.1.	William the Conqueror

1.2.	Oliver Cromwell

1.3.	Admiral Horatio lord Nelson

1.4.	Queen Victoria

1.5.	Winston Churchill

1.6.	Margaret Thatcher

2.

USA

2.1.	Thomas Jefferson

2.2.	Abraham Lincoln

2.3.	Franklin Delano Roosevelt

2.4.	John Fitzgerald Kennedy

2.5.	Ronald Regan

“USA
American’s history:

Thomas Jefferson
­ was the third President of the United States
­ founded the University of Virginia
­ was chosen to write the Declaration of Independence in 1776 - the central ideas of the Declaration of Independence, that all men are equal and have the right to life and liberty, continue to influence political thinking to this day
­ established a nation that brought together many people with varied political opinions

Abraham Lincoln
­ the 16th president of the US
­ was known for his anti-slavery and anti-war views
­ candidate as the Republican presidential
­ soon after his election the southern states left the Union to form the Confederate States of America - in 1861 the Civil War began – the war was not only over the abolition of slavery but also the rights of individual states to make their own decisions on other issues
­ issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863 - it declared all of the slaves free
­ was assassinated on April 15. 1865 by a confederate sympathiser"