Different Types of Leaders
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Adolf Hitler
Andrew Jackson
Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King Jr. was a civil rights activist in the 1950’s and 60’s. He led non-violent protests to fight for the rights of all people including African Americans. He hoped that America and the world could learn to accept the differences of not only his people but also the world’s diverse population. His most famous Speech is his “I Have a Dream” speech that was given on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial at the March on Washington protest. This speech inspired millions of Americans to strive to make a change in their world.
Adolf Hitler
Leadership Styles:
Authoritarian: Hitler forced his twisted views on the people of Germany and forced them to help him annihilate Jewish people and other minorities in the concentration camps of the Holocaust.
Leadership Power:
Coercive: In a standard Dictatorship, If any citizen out spoke, or criticized the government they would be punished and made an example of to persuade people to obey or else.
Andrew Jackson
Leadership Styles:
Democratic: Jackson made a constant effort to involve everyone in national decisions. At his inaugural ceremony the Whitehouse was ransacked because he said that “What’s the governments’ is the peoples.”
Balanced: He tried to eliminate the boundaries between social classes of the United States (Rich and Poor) while still continuing to fulfill his duties as the President.
Leadership Powers:
Martin Luther King Jr.
Leadership Styles:
Democratic: He invited fellow African Americans to participate in a movement to end segregation in the united States of America by practicing civil disobedience.