1. You're cunt
2. What's your national hero
1. You're cunt
Connor Bennett
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Camden James
1. Flag
2. Washington, Lincoln, and Grant.
Jace Walker
Carson Cox
Flag
Andrew Jackson
Zachary Foster
I thought it was Joan of Arc, whom we burned at the stake
Benjamin King
Ayden Clark
holger danske
Colton Jenkins
Only REAL people please.
Sorry but we are the one, who burned her
Jack Ortiz
We have so many heroes. There's our first president of course, a man that led our armies to victory over those most oppressive Brits, while retaining the humility to offer up the executive power given him at the end of his term in accordance with respect to the power of the people. There are men who've sacrificed themselves to save others like Casey Jones. Folk heroes who've died in a worthy cause like David Bowie, Davey Crockett and others. Pioneers like Daniel Boone, Lewis and Clark, and many others. The list is long and weighty, through every era.
Jonathan Brown
>Tecun Uman[1](1500? – February 20, 1524) was one of the last rulers of theK'iche' Maya people, in the Highlands of what is nowGuatemala. According to theKaqchikelannals, he was slain by SpanishconquistadorPedro de Alvaradowhile waging battle against theSpanishand their allies on the approach to Quetzaltenango on 12 February 1524. Tecun Uman was declared Guatemala's official national hero on March 22, 1960 and is commemorated on February 20, the popular anniversary of his death. Tecun Uman has inspired a wide variety of activities ranging from the production of statues and poetry to the retelling of the legend in the form of folkloric dances to prayers.
Legend goes when he died a Quetzal bird landed on the blood on his chest, and that is why all Quetzals now have red along their stomachs.
Meanwhile in Pedro de Alvarado's diary he barely mentions him and just says he killed some captain. He and his brothers would conquer Central America in a few years.
So Tecun Uman is a hero, but more so a symbol of the history of our country. Depending on who you ask though people may think differently of him.
Xavier Gray
Jonas Basanavičius, a doctor, editor of the first Lithuanian newspaper, an important person in the Lithuanian national revival and overall a proponent of Lithuanian independence.
There a re more, of course.
Carson Gutierrez
Appalachia
Squire Boone
Angel Scott
Sorry but I don't know many of them, please pick only one
Lucas Garcia
That's really cool. So in Guatemalan history you associate more with the natives rather than the Spanish?
Lucas Butler
Flag
Bomber Harris and Angela Merkel
Josiah Hill
>foreigners don't know them
as if often the case with national heroes.
James Hall
What exactly was the role of Koscziuszko in America?
Angel Brooks
Very nice beard. Do you consider Vytautas the great as a hero in Lithuania?
Owen Hall
Dunno we have a lot
this guy is one
Jaxon Nelson
Si, somos Maya
Oliver Lee
Well that is where the opinion varies...although in my opinion having a hero who loses is a pretty good message for a country as troubled as us.
David Phillips
Ur gay
pic related
Nathan Ramirez
I think everyone knows Garibaldi, Piłsudski or Bismarck. Just pick someone famous
Jason Cook
Absolutely. The most famous of our grand dukes. Though he was the most popular in the early thirties (due to the 600th anniversary of his death).
Colton Scott
he was one of the many adventurers that came to involve themselves in the conflict to our aid, like the Prussian Friedrich Wilhelm Ludolf Gerhard Augustin von Steuben that oversaw training, or the Frenchman Lafayette
James Brooks
So come on, tell us about them.
Christian Gonzalez
I'm only familiar with the garibaldists, and the man of iron from those three
Connor Edwards
Eli Carter
1. My fag
2. Piłsudski the hammer on commies
Joshua Gomez
Fugg, forgot that I'm outside Bolan
Nathaniel Morris
flag
harald fairhair
Isaiah Sanchez
easy to do in that country I imagine
James Roberts
Nathan Hale
Luis Gray
no Olaf? rib
Justin Thomas
our fairhaired king was far more important than any of our olafs
Jose Scott
Vercingetorix, Clovis, Charlemagne, Saint Louis, Saint Jeanne d'Arc, Louis XIV, Napoleon and Charles de Gaulle
Jayden Campbell
>flag
>moulay ismail, alpha chad king of morocco who fathered like 1000 children
Aiden Watson
You forgot Pétain my friend.
Charles Howard
He was a general who participated in the successful defense against the british invasions of the river plate and later in the may revolution against the spanish loyalists.
The revolution was a success and he established the league of free peoples (pic related) which were supposed to be the foundations of what it would be called later Argentina, but this was cut short due to a portuguese invasion (with the collaboration of the traitors of Buenos Aires). His country was destroyed and he fled into exile in paraguay where he died at the age of 86, his last wish was a horse so he could die in the saddle like a true gaucho
Ayden Cook
General born in Tejas
Along side general Diaz commanded a small army of very few profesional soldiers and mostly villagers and won the first victory in the second Franco Mexican war.
He did this while he was sick and his wife died while he was preparing his army when the french invaded
Also commanded the liberal troops during the war of reform
Thomas Scott
Pic related, Juan Santamaría. He was in charge of BTFOing a bunch of dixie hillbillies that tried to invade us
Ryan Rodriguez
he did what he could to save france, RIB
Gabriel Watson
James Martinez
Logan King
>not charles martel
Tyler Foster
Juan Price
can't reach into antiquity without you niggers calling me a wewuzzer eh?
Nolan Green
Fought the Turks than saved Hungary from becoming a Russian colony.
Mason Edwards
he looks like hermann goring
Chase Bailey
Togo
Levi Watson
i love him too
John Stewart
Liam Williams
Uz Maršala Tita!
Camden Foster
seriously the women who made people into poverty
Caleb Torres
Philippe poutou lmao
Nathan Torres
>grant
literally who
it's Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Lincoln. In that order. Even Paul Revere or Martin Luther King Jr are more known than Grant
Nolan Harris
Did you crop that pic in hope that we wouldn't find out he was dwarf ?
Chase Peterson
Grant broke the south, first in the west, then he shattered their spirits in the east
Jeremiah Adams
Grant was a good general and that's about it.
Forgetting B. Franklin was the cardinal error. The dude is as close to an American Leonardo Da Vinci as it gets.
Austin Lee
Muhammed
John Mitchell
>Juan Santamaría
yooo I was just reading up *our* nefarious filibustering during the 1800s, fascinating stuff
was that the only time the central americans teamed up to BTFO whitey?
Adam Hill
*defends your parliament from tyranny*
Dominic Garcia
As far as I know yes. It's funny, we didn't have an independence war (the people at Guatemala just signed it), so the campaign in 1856 is regarded as the equivalent
Lucas King
I cant decide between Bill Nye and Trayvon Martin
Leo Brooks
don't you mean, neil dat's ass tyrone?
Owen Ortiz
Yeah, no. The economy was absolutely fucked (and had been for years) for before Thatcher came along and communist miners were totally out of control.
Josiah Nguyen
Sir Arthur Harris
Juan Jackson
1. Shitaly
2. G*ribaldi
Jaxson Flores
Ned Kelly or the swagmen.
Hudson Wright
BTW What do Americans think is most important war Among Independence War, Civil War, WW II?
Gabriel Morris
Arminius
Jace Ramirez
I consider this guy "farhat hached" our national hero. He was the co-leader of the last stage of the revolution with Bourguiba then he got weirdly assassinated by the "main rouge" while Bourguiba wasn't and then Bourguiba murdered and imprisoned and tortured many others of the revolutionaries.
The circumstances and consequences are weird right ?