History
This is the group of countries that won WWII
The allied powers
Phil Dunphy
Modern Family
Usain Bolt
This X-Man created companies such as PayPal and the Boring Company
Elon Musk
This Ohioan said "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind".
Neil Armstrong
1929
Bob Vance
The Office
This American hero has more gold medals than anyone in history
Michael Phelps
This Macedonian king died when he was only 32, and accomplished a lot in that time.
Alexander the Great
Before Brady, this OG patriot declared, "Give me liberty or give me death".
Patrick Henry
This Roman Emperor officially made Christianity the popular religion in Rome after he converted.
Constantine
Rickety Cricket
On March 18th 2013, LeBron and company humiliated this Celtic on their home floor, the Goat even accepted the Tech for the staredown after
Jason Terry
This Roman Emperor was famously not a fan of Christians, but did seem to enjoy the fire.
Nero
He came up with, "all that glitters is not gold" among other iconic quotes.
Shakespeare
This man, who famously loved nature, became the first American to win the Nobel Peace Prize
Teddy Roosevelt
Magnitude
Community
This soccer player amassed 58 international assists in his career, the most of all time*
Landon Donovan
Immortalized by a Don McClean classic, these were the three men whose lives were lost "the day the music died".
Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper
Pete Weber
This French Revolutionary was murdered in the bath, and the painting has outlasted his papers.
Jean-Paul Marat
Jason Mendoza
The Good Place
This former Bucks player is one of the richest athletes of all time, becoming a billionaire, but not for his on play on the court.
Junior Bridgeman
This poet, and perhaps more famous husband wrote "Mutability", among other works.
Percy Byshee Shelley
This philosopher proclaimed "a life without music is a mistake", thank god we didn't kill that too.
Nietzche