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Best 1 Annette Gordon-Reed

Annette Gordon-Reed is an American historian and legal scholar whose work examines Thomas Jefferson, slavery, and the Hemings family. Her book The Hemingses: An American Family, published in 2008, received the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for History and reconstructed the family's experiences and relationshi...

8.75 Great
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Leading historian of Jefferson, slavery and law, Pulitzer acclaim and strong public-scholarly consensus.

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2 The Louisiana Purchase

The Louisiana Purchase dramatically expanded the geographical boundaries of the United States in 1803. President Thomas Jefferson negotiated the acquisition of over 828,000 square miles from France for $15 million. This vast territory, encompassing present-day Louisiana, Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Ok...

3 John Gibbon

John Gibbon was an American surgeon best known for inventing the heart-lung machine, a device that revolutionized modern cardiac surgery. After decades of development, he successfully used the cardiopulmonary bypass machine in 1953 to perform the first successful open-heart surgery on a human patien...

8.45 Great
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Heart-lung machine enabled modern open-heart surgery; major technical breakthrough with durable surgical impact.

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4 Megalonyx jeffersonii

Megalonyx jeffersonii, a North American ground sloth, was first described by Thomas Jefferson in 1797 and later formally named in his honor; it ranged across much of North America before disappearing at the end-Pleistocene extinction.

7.80 Good
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Historically notable Jefferson ground sloth; important but less spectacular and less iconic than Megatherium.

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5 A Summary View of the Rights of British America

A Summary View of the Rights of British America is an influential political pamphlet drafted by Thomas Jefferson in 1774. Originally written as a set of instructions for the Virginia delegates to the First Continental Congress, it was widely circulated in published form. Jefferson argued that the Am...

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