WHAT KIND OF LEADER ARE YOU LIKE?
BY: SATVIK PENDYALA AND SASI MORSA
IDEALS
You are asked about what your ideals are. What do you respond?
I believe that man must be free from
vices and not ever be hindered. That
he should be the best he can be.
I believe in trying to attain piece. I
think that war must be avoided if
possible.
I think that I should be at the top. I
think that I should be better than
everyone around me and that I
should be in-charge. However I will
be strategic about it.
BELIEFS
What do you believe in?
I believe in a strict interpretation of
the Constitution and a strong State
Government.
I believe in a loose interpretation of
the Constitution and a strong
National Government.
I believe in persevering and waiting
to get what I want.
ACTIONS
If provoked what action do you take.
I will try to gain victory by using
strategy and tactics.
I will try to avoid a fight by using a
diplomatic way to ensure nothing
happens
I will try to gain victory by using
what is familiar to me to my
advantage.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
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George Washington was the
Commander-in-Chief of American
Forces in the Revolutionary War. He
was a very righteous individual as he
was avoiding any negative influence
and deeply disapproved of the vulgar
lifestyle in Colonial Virginia. He has
been hailed as a remarkably great
general and an amazing person. After
the war he became the first president
of the United States. He defined the
role of the president from not an
authoritative tyrant but to a leader of
free men with a light hand.
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THOMAS JEFFERSON
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Thomas Jefferson was a well educated
and a very eccentric man. Jefferson
was a visionary in many ways. He
wrote up the Declaration of
Independence, a document that
without, we might not even be a
country. As the third president, he
made a decision that would change
the fate of the U.S forever, The
Louisiana Purchase. It nearly doubled
the size of the United States and
increased our power in the region. This
led to an expansion in settling west
and Manifest Destiny. He also sent out
a controversial bill though, it had
negative effects on the economy.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
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Alexander Hamilton was the Leader of
the Federalist Party and Secretary of
Treasury. He was the one who
proposed the Idea of the Federal Bank
that contained the government’s
money. He wrote 51 out of the 85
Federalist Papers. He had a bitter
rivalry with Thomas Jefferson. He
proposed new taxes with a negative
repercussion but were in the mind to
pay off our debt.
JOHN ADAMS
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John Adams was the first VicePresident and later the second
president of the United States. He was
one of the most outspoken
revolutionaries in the Revolutionary
War. He became President and was
involved in the XYZ Affair and was
nearly thrown into a war. He however
negotiated a diplomatic decision. A
decision that later cost him his
presidency. He was a staunch
Federalist and was passed the
controversial Alien & Sedition Acts.
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NELSON MANDELA
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Nelson Mandela was leader against
the Apartheid in South Africa. He had
suffered through being jailed and other
horrible segregation. He was released
and then became President of South
Africa. He has gotten the Nobel Peace
Prize through his ways to end the
Apartheid.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
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Napoleon Bonaparte was a French
Emperor right after the bloody French
Revolution. He seized control of the
government and made himself
emperor. He conquered much of
Europe and would continue to do so if
it wasn’t a combined effort of
European nations at Waterloo. He was
an excellent general and employed
amazing strategies.
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