Edited sentence: " Thus, all three countries make a claim to him.Alexander Graham Bell also appeared on the Canadian version of the show, The Greatest Canadian, and the original British program, Great Britons, where he ranked ninth and fifty-seventh place respectively.All five were naturalized U.For example, Albert Einstein, Bob Hope, Andrew Carnegie, Nikola Tesla and Arnold Schwarzenegger, were born in Germany, England, Scotland, Croatia and Austria respectively.He became a naturalized citizen of the United States, though he maintained an estate and laboratory in Canada, conducting research in aviation, among other things.He died and was buried in Canada, though his tombstone bears the prominent line "citizen of the United States.Many viewers and media commentators have criticized the shortlist as being extremely androcentric, with only a handful of female politicians, athletes, innovators and entertainers making the cut.Much criticism has been made of the overselection of entertainers and a bias towards recent times at the expense of those who lived in the 18th or 19th centuries.Others have complained about the inclusion of Bill Clinton who was impeached by the House (though not convicted by the Senate).Others have complained about the selection of Ronald Reagan as the Greatest American, ahead of Abraham Lincoln, often called the Greatest President, and George Washington, the first leader of the country.Rosa Parks, Eleanor Roosevelt and Oprah Winfrey are the only three females in the Top 25.The scientist, inventor, and founder of the Bell Telephone Company was born in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1847, before moving to Brantford, Ontario in 1870.There have also been objections to many candidates being eligible because of the country in which they were born.Three years later, Bell relocated to Boston, Massachusetts to continue his research into vocal physiology.citizens, though Einstein was only naturalized well after his major contribution to science