For instance, while Stalin and Genghis were 'responsible for innumerably more deaths',
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The university students had to rate on a scale from one to seven how positive and how negative the events and figures presented were.
The heroes appear to be scientists, discoverers and people who fought for liberties. They include Mahatma Gandi,
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Among the top 10 villains were Genghis Khan, Mao,
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Using a technique known as Latent Profile Analysis (LPA), the scientists identified four 'profiles' among the participants. 'Religious idealists' and 'Secular Idealists' had strongly negative views towards Osama, Saddam, and Hitler. 'Religious Idealists' and 'Political Realists' thought positively of religious leaders
National opinions tended to agree regarding the heroes, but were divided when it came to the villains.
'There is greater disparity of opinion about the villains,' said Darío Páez, a lecturer at UPV/EHU-University of the Basque Country.
'The same figure may be very negatively rated in one country, or not very negatively or even very positively in another part of the world.
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40 HISTORICAL FIGURES RATED IN TERMS OF POPULARITY 1 - Albert Einstein
21 - Alexander the Great 2 - Mother Theresa22 - J,
http://rentasgastronomicas.com/wp-pass.php?shop/clubs/3004-maillot-paris-sg-exterieur-201516.html.F. Kennedy 3 - Mahatma Gandi23 - Winston Churchill 4 - Martin Luther King24 - Che Guevara 5 - Isaac Newton25 - Margaret Thatcher 6 - Jesus Christ26 - Charlemagne 7 - Nelson Mandela27 - Sun Yatsen 8 - Thomas Edison28 - Gorbachev 9 - Abraham Lincoln29 - Deng Xiaoping 10 - Buddha30 - Napoleon 11 - Princess Diana31 - Qin Shi Huang 12- Columbus32 - Saladin 13 - Martin Luther33 - Genghis Khan 14 - Bill Gates34 - Lenin 15 - Pope John Paul II35 - Mao 16 - Mohammed36 - Stalin 17 - Franklin D. Roosevelt37 - George Bush Jr 18 - George Washington 38 - Saddam Hussein 19 - Karl Marx39 - Osama bin Laden 20 - Confucius40- Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler (left) is the biggest villain in history,
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When the students were asked to respond spontaneously about who the most important figures in history were, names of political or military leaders were given.
Researchers believe this is because the things that occurred to the students were wars, conflicts and power struggles.
But when the questions were closed ones and they sat down to think about them,
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Likewise, when the scientists asked about historical events, facts with a long time span such as the industrial revolution or the development of science were regarded as important as wars.
Using a technique known as Latent Profile Analysis (LPA),
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'Religious idealists' and 'Secular Idealists' had strongly negative views towards Osama,
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'Religious Idealists' and 'Political Realists' thought positively of religious leaders such as Buddha and Jesus.
'Historical Indifferents' didn't have a strong feeling for anyone,
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The only figure that all four groups disliked was Bush, the study found.
Osama bin Laden (left) was beaten only by Adolf Hitler as the world's biggest villain, while Mahatma Gandi was the third most celebrated hero (right). The only figure that all four groups disliked was Bush, the study found
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