These were some of Roosevelt's main influences:
Roosevelt read books voraciously - sometimes several a day - and was most certainly the most well-read president the U.S. has ever had, so he had many sources of information at his disposal.
Roosevelt was very greatly shaped by his life experiences. It wasn't as much a matter of other people influencing him as it was the other way around, even as a young man. TR sought adventure and the "strenuous life" at every turn, and was in many regards a self-made man. Theodore Roosevelt greatly admired his father. In politics, his idol was Abraham Lincoln. He read extensively and was able to draw from the breadth and depth of his scholarship and to apply it to any situation.
I believe it was both his mother and father.
Middle America: Panama, Cuba and Venezuela.
Nicolas Copernicus (1473-1543) was the most influential person of the scientific revolution.
The most influential person in the senate is the Senate majority leader. This is the person that controls the most influence in the ruling party and in committees.
The two "Roosevelts" were Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, two American presidents. Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th President, most notable for his contribution to the Progressive Era of trust-busting, conservation, and neo-imperialism (for example the Roosevelt Corollary and the Panama Canal). Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the 32nd President, most notable for his New Deal plan against the Great Depression and leadership during World War II. Theodore and Franklin were fifth cousins.
The most influential person was her husband, Diego Rivera.
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According to the book, "The 100" by Dr. Michael H. Hart, Muhammad is the most influential person in human history, followed by Sir Issac Newton, followed by Jesus Christ. Opinions vary from person to person. Certainly in the list of influential physicists, Einstein would be at the top.