Next to Washington is Jefferson, who fought for American independence with Washington. He was the drafter of the American Declaration of Independence and later became the third president of the United States.

In the War of Independence, Jefferson was appointed as the author of the Declaration of Independence because he was good at writing, which successfully expressed the desire of American independence. In addition, with Jefferson's efforts, Congress passed a law to guarantee freedom of religious belief, which was the earliest in American history.

Jefferson opposed dictatorship and believed that all people should and can manage themselves, and the power of the federal government should be ensured to be in the hands of the people. Therefore, he was evaluated by historians as a "great" or "almost great" president in American history.

Jefferson was re-elected as president for two terms. During his tenure, he bought the entire Louisiana region from the Mississippi River to the Loki Mountains from the French emperor Napoleon, which doubled the area of the United States.

After Jefferson stepped down as president, his contribution to this country did not end. He planned and helped establish Virginia State University.

Thomas Jefferson died on July 4th, 1826, which happened to be the 50th anniversary of the publication of his Declaration of Independence. Jefferson's predecessor, john adams, also died on this day. Jefferson personally wrote an epitaph for himself before his death: "Thomas Jefferson was buried here. He is the author of the Declaration of Independence, the author of the Virginia Religious Freedom Act and the father of modern research in Virginia. "

On the right side of Jefferson's head is theodore roosevelt, who laid the foundation of America in the 20th century.