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Leadership

Name of the Leader Country Notable Contribution Leadership Style

Alexander, as king of He could be gracious to
Macedonia, established defeated foes while
one of the ancient world's remaining fiercely loyal
largest empires, extending to friends. As a general,
from Greece to he set an example and led
northwestern India. from the front. Alexander
He conquered the eastern shows what can be
Alexander the Great Greece Mediterranean, Egypt, the accomplished when a
Middle East, and parts of person is completely
Asia in record time. focused and clear.
Napoleon Bonaparte was He was well-known for
a French military general his autocratic style of
and the country's first leadership. He
emperor. Napoleon commanded a massive
revolutionized military army without consulting
organization and training, anyone.
Napoleon Bonaparte France sponsored the Napoleonic
Code, reorganized
education, and established
the long-lasting
Concordat with the Pope.
Martin Luther King Jr. He believed in nonviolent
was a prominent figure in protests and made certain
the American civil rights that others shared his
movement, organizing a convictions. His most
number of marches and important leadership
protests. He played an quality was integrity,
important role in the which he displayed when
Memphis sanitation he gave his life for what
Martin Luther King Jr. United States workers' strike, the he believed in. He also
Montgomery bus boycott, demonstrated character by
and the March on accepting responsibility
Washington. for his actions.
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Mahatma Gandhi led
nationwide campaigns to
combat poverty, expand
women's rights, promote
religious and ethnic
harmony, and eliminate
the injustices of the caste
system. Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi India supremely applied the
principles of nonviolent
civil disobedience,
playing a key role in
liberating India from
foreign dominance.
Ferdinand Marcos was
elected as the Philippines'
tenth president. His first
term was marked by
increased industrialization
and the construction of
solid infrastructures
Ferdinand Marcos Philippines throughout the country,
including the North
Luzon Expressway, the
Maharlika Highway, and
others.
He had a lot of charisma,
but he was also thoughtful
and analytical. He was a
transformational leader as
well as a transactional
one. He taught us that if
we become champions of
love and peace for all, we
can bring harmony to our
world.
Marcos promoted the
ideology of
"constitutional
authoritarianism" through
various social engineering
exercises unified under
the banner of the "bagong
lipunan," or "new
society."