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The APUSH Hall of Fame

Students vote for the most important, influential, or prominent people in American history. Students draw for nomination order and formally nominate a person of their choice by persuasive speech advocating for that person's inclusion. Students are given a number of votes equal to 66% of the total number of students in the class and they may use that number of votes to vote for as many or few of the nominees as they wish. In order to make it in the Hall, a nominated figure needs the same number of votes - equal to 66% of the total number of students in the class.

Class of 2009

Stan Lee, nominated by Patricia Carlos

Henry David Thoreau, nominated by Thomas Thao

Alexander Hamilton, nominated by Fowzia Atebar

Martin Luther King Jr., nominated by Ros Dusayev

Abraham Lincoln, nominated by Chay Hungate

Thomas Edison, nominated by Taniya Prabhakar

Franklin D. Roosevelt, nominated by Farhan Kakar

George Washington, nominated by Margie Guslistov

Thomas Jefferson, nominated by Trevor Langford

Class of 2008

Henry Ford, nominated by James Pesola

Walt Disney,nominated by Kimberly Sagadin

John Marshall, nominated by JR Haag

Abigail Adams, nominated by Brandi Stafford

George H. “Babe” Ruth, nominated by Trey Garrick

Nikola Tesla, nominated by Andrew Russell

Dr. Jonas Salk, nominated by Zackary Smith

 


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