Is it the fault of celebrities in the west? For example, in the case of Copernicus, the more the better! Thank you. I need it urgently.

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Caesar-In 44 BC, in order to save 9000 Roman soldiers captured in the Battle of Calais, Caesar announced that he would go on an expedition to Parthia. But the soothsayers at that time said that "only the king can conquer Parthia", which deepened the anxiety of parliamentarians and believed that Caesar would eventually be king. In February, in a ceremony, Consul Anthony presented a wreath to Caesar and called Caesar king. Although Caesar refused, the anti-Caesar faction was even more afraid and planned to murder Caesar.

Socrates-Socrates looks ordinary, but he has sacred thoughts. He lived a hard life all his life, became a learned man by self-study and made a living by imparting knowledge. In his thirties, he became a social morality teacher who didn't get paid or run a library. He also compared himself to a gadfly and wanted to use this gadfly to stimulate the country. He knew that he would make many people very angry and wanted to crush the gadfly, but God gave him an inviolable mission, so he risked his life. About 40 years old, he was considered the smartest person at that time. He advocates that people know how to be human and live a moral life. He defined philosophy as "loving wisdom". As a citizen, he joined the army three times and worked as a heavy infantry. He showed tenacity and courage in the war and rescued injured soldiers more than once in the battle. In addition, he served as a jury officer in the Athens citizens' assembly.

However, after the restoration of slave-owner democracy in Athens, Socrates was accused and sentenced to death on charges of flouting traditional religion, introducing new gods, corrupting youth and opposing democracy. He refused the advice of friends and students asking him to beg for mercy and go out to escape, and committed suicide by drinking poisoned wine, at the age of 70.

Plato, 64 years old in 363 BC, went to Syracuse for the third time and was detained and deported.

Bruno Giordano Bruno (1548- 1600) is an Italian thinker, natural scientist, philosopher and writer. His major works include On Infinite Universe and World, Noah's Ark and so on. He defended and developed Copernicus' Heliocentrism and spread it to the whole of Europe. He was praised by the world as a fearless fighter against the philosophy of the church and scholasticism and a martyr to defend the truth. 1592 was arrested and imprisoned for criticizing scholasticism and theology, opposing geocentric theory and other "charges", and was finally sentenced to "heresy" by the inquisition and burned to death in Rome Flower Square.

Lincoln-abraham lincoln, the16th president of the United States. He led the American Civil War, promulgated the Emancipation Proclamation, safeguarded the United States, opened the way for the United States to become the world's number one industrial power in the19th century, and made the United States enter the golden age of economic development, and was called the "great liberator". On the evening of April 1865, Lincoln was assassinated at Ford Theater in Washington.