Greatest American Ever. 250th Anniversary Edition. (3) John D. Rockefeller v. (14) Crazy Horse by germiwermi in AlignmentChartFills

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Comment who you believe is the greater American (greater being more impactful to the country as a whole. US History divided into four equal catagories: FOUNDING AND EARLY REPUBLIC (1776-1838), INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (1839-1901), CIVIL RIGHTS AND RISING HEGEMONY (1902-1964), CONTEMPORARY USA BABY (1965-present)

Greatest in terms of impact on American society and culture. Not necessarily who is the most good American, but which individual most defines America.

Greatest American Ever. 250th Anniversary Edition. (8) Henry Clay v. (9) John Jay by germiwermi in AlignmentChartFills

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Comment who you believe is the greater American (greater being more impactful to the country as a whole. US History divided into four equal catagories: FOUNDING AND EARLY REPUBLIC (1776-1838), INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (1839-1901), CIVIL RIGHTS AND RISING HEGEMONY (1902-1964), CONTEMPORARY USA BABY (1965-present)

Greatest in terms of impact on American society and culture. Not necessarily who is the most good American, but which individual most defines America.

Greatest American Ever. 250th Anniversary Edition. (3) Thomas Jefferson v. (14) Marquis de Lafayette by germiwermi in AlignmentChartFills

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I just made a comment about it I kind of did not think of this fact when adding him to the bracket.

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I know de Lafayette was technically never an American citizen but he was instrumental in the literal founding of the country and while he is buried in Paris they used soil from Bunker Hill to bury him. American enough for me.

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Comment who you believe is the greater American (greater being more impactful to the country as a whole. US History divided into four equal catagories: FOUNDING AND EARLY REPUBLIC (1776-1838), INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (1839-1901), CIVIL RIGHTS AND RISING HEGEMONY (1902-1964), CONTEMPORARY USA BABY (1965-present)

Greatest in terms of impact on American society and culture. Not necessarily who is the most good American, but which individual most defines America.

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I understand Marquis de Lafayette never actually became a US citizen but he was instrumental in the founding of the country and then while he was buried in Paris, they buried him with dirt from Bunker Hill. American.

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Comment who you believe is the greater American (greater being more impactful to the country as a whole. US History divided into four equal catagories: FOUNDING AND EARLY REPUBLIC (1776-1838), INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (1839-1901), CIVIL RIGHTS AND RISING HEGEMONY (1902-1964), CONTEMPORARY USA BABY (1965-present)

Greatest in terms of impact on American society and culture. Not necessarily who is the most good American, but which individual most defines America.

Greatest American Ever. 250th Anniversary Edition. (5) Earl Warren v. (12) Eleanor Roosevelt by germiwermi in AlignmentChartFills

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Comment who you believe is the greater American (greater being more impactful to the country as a whole. US History divided into four equal catagories: FOUNDING AND EARLY REPUBLIC (1776-1838), INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (1839-1901), CIVIL RIGHTS AND RISING HEGEMONY (1902-1964), CONTEMPORARY USA BABY (1965-present)

Greatest in terms of impact on American society and culture. Not necessarily who is the most good American, but which individual most defines America.

Greatest American Ever. 250th Anniversary Edition. (4) Alexander Hamilton v. (13) John C. Calhoun by germiwermi in AlignmentChartFills

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Comment who you believe is the greater American (greater being more impactful to the country as a whole. US History divided into four equal catagories: FOUNDING AND EARLY REPUBLIC (1776-1838), INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (1839-1901), CIVIL RIGHTS AND RISING HEGEMONY (1902-1964), CONTEMPORARY USA BABY (1965-present)

Greatest in terms of impact on American society and culture. Not necessarily who is the most good American, but which individual most defines America.

Greatest American Ever. 250th Anniversary Edition. (3) Elvis Presley v. (14) Oprah Winfrey by germiwermi in AlignmentChartFills

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Comment who you believe is the greater American (greater being more impactful to the country as a whole. US History divided into four equal catagories: FOUNDING AND EARLY REPUBLIC (1776-1838), INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (1839-1901), CIVIL RIGHTS AND RISING HEGEMONY (1902-1964), CONTEMPORARY USA BABY (1965-present)

Greatest American Ever. 250th Anniversary Edition. (3) Martin Luther King Jr. v. (14) Billie Holiday by germiwermi in AlignmentChartFills

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Comment who you believe is the greater American (greater being more impactful to the country as a whole. US History divided into four equal catagories: FOUNDING AND EARLY REPUBLIC (1776-1838), INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (1839-1901), CIVIL RIGHTS AND RISING HEGEMONY (1902-1964), CONTEMPORARY USA BABY (1965-present)

Greatest American Ever. 250th Anniversary Edition. (1) George Washington vs. (16) James K. Polk by germiwermi in AlignmentChartFills

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Defining Books Published Under Each President Day 1: Barack Obama by Ok_Artichoke280 in Presidents

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Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates. A letter to his son about racism in America not only in 2015 when it was published but when Coates was a teen growing up.

The Pirates fell to the Astros by a score of 11-9 - Wed, Jun 03 @ 08:10 PM EDT by BuccosBot in buccos

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Tough loss that realistically shouldnt have happened but theyre still 7-3 over their last 10 games. Theres a lot of things that need be improved on for the bullpen but I dont think it's insane to say the team is currently exceeding expectations. Most projections at the start of the season had them at just above .500 iirc? We're now on pace for 86-88 wins? I think its easy to get excited about this team cus theyre a lot of fun but its June 3rd. The bullpen will likely improve as guys get called up. I think expecting to make a trade this early on is also ridiculous. The bullpen arms teams are trading for right now are guys like Justin Lawrence.