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All-Time Influential Speech Rankings

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Fifty of the most influential and celebrated speeches in history.

History & PoliticsTop 50
๐ŸŒ World Ranking
โ–ฒ Top 5
#1
Apology of Socrates (399 BC)
+5
#2
I Have a Dream
Martin Luther King Jr. (1963)
+4
#3
Gettysburg Address
Abraham Lincoln (1863)
+3
#4
Inaugural Address
John F. Kennedy (1961)
+2
#5
William Faulkner
Nobel Prize acceptance (1950)
+1
โ–ผ Bottom 5
#1
Ronald Reagan
Challenger Disaster Address (1986)
-5
#2
Tony Blair
Labour landslide speech (1997)
-4
#3
George W. Bush
Ground Zero bullhorn (2001)
-3
#4
Fidel Castro
History Will Absolve Me (1953)
-2
#5
Tear Down This Wall
Ronald Reagan (1987)
-1
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Apology of Socrates (399 BC)+5
I Have a Dream โ€” Martin Luther King Jr. (1963)+4
Gettysburg Address โ€” Abraham Lincoln (1863)+3
Inaugural Address โ€” John F. Kennedy (1961)+2
William Faulkner โ€” Nobel Prize acceptance (1950)+1
We Shall Fight on the Beaches โ€” Winston Churchill (1940)โ€”
Their Finest Hour โ€” Winston Churchill (1940)โ€”
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat โ€” Winston Churchill (1940)โ€”
We Shall Never Surrender โ€” Winston Churchill (1940)โ€”
Four Freedoms โ€” Franklin D. Roosevelt (1941)โ€”
The Only Thing We Have to Fear โ€” FDR (1933)โ€”
I Am Prepared to Die โ€” Nelson Mandela (1964)โ€”
Tryst with Destiny โ€” Jawaharlal Nehru (1947)โ€”
Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death โ€” Patrick Henry (1775)โ€”
The Pericles Funeral Oration (430 BC)โ€”
Sermon on the Mount โ€” Jesus Christโ€”
Cicero's First Catilinarian Oration (63 BC)โ€”
Sojourner Truth โ€” Ain't I a Woman? (1851)โ€”
Frederick Douglass โ€” What to the Slave is the Fourth of July? (1852)โ€”
Emmeline Pankhurst โ€” Freedom or Death (1913)โ€”
Woodrow Wilson โ€” Fourteen Points (1918)โ€”
Lenin โ€” April Theses (1917)โ€”
Hitler โ€” Beer Hall Putsch speech (1923)โ€”
FDR โ€” Declaration of War on Japan (1941)โ€”
Charles de Gaulle โ€” Appeal of 18 June (1940)โ€”
Nikita Khrushchev โ€” Secret Speech (1956)โ€”
Che Guevara โ€” UN speech (1964)โ€”
Malcolm X โ€” The Ballot or the Bullet (1964)โ€”
LBJ โ€” We Shall Overcome (1965)โ€”
Robert F. Kennedy โ€” On the Death of MLK (1968)โ€”
Neil Armstrong โ€” One Small Step (1969)โ€”
Mikhail Gorbachev โ€” resignation speech (1991)โ€”
Nelson Mandela โ€” Inauguration (1994)โ€”
Barack Obama โ€” A More Perfect Union (2008)โ€”
Barack Obama โ€” Yes We Can (2008)โ€”
Malala Yousafzai โ€” UN speech (2013)โ€”
Greta Thunberg โ€” How Dare You (2019)โ€”
Volodymyr Zelensky โ€” wartime address (2022)โ€”
Steve Jobs โ€” Stanford Commencement (2005)โ€”
Lou Gehrig โ€” Luckiest Man (1939)โ€”
Bertrand Russell โ€” Nobel Prize acceptance (1950)โ€”
Harvey Milk โ€” Hope Speech (1978)โ€”
Gloria Steinem โ€” various speeches (1970s)โ€”
Aung San Suu Kyi โ€” Freedom from Fear (1990)โ€”
Desmond Tutu โ€” various reconciliation speechesโ€”
Tear Down This Wall โ€” Ronald Reagan (1987)-1
Fidel Castro โ€” History Will Absolve Me (1953)-2
George W. Bush โ€” Ground Zero bullhorn (2001)-3
Tony Blair โ€” Labour landslide speech (1997)-4
Ronald Reagan โ€” Challenger Disaster Address (1986)-5