Leaders are characterized as individuals who demonstrate compelling qualities in their leadership. This results in many followers being significantly impacted, ensuing their persistent devotion to their leader. Throughout history, some of these renown and inspirational leaders, such as Julius Caesar and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., were assassinated; these leaders’ deaths influenced their followers’ actions positively or negatively. Julius Caesar and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. were both revered and admired due to their influential leadership, but their followers reacted destructively to their leaders’ deaths. Julius Caesar was a thoughtful and charismatic leader as evidenced by the plebeians’
Chaotic actions. According to William Shakespeare, an English poet, playwright, and actor, explains in his tragedy, “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar”, “He would not take the crown, / Therefore tis certain he was not ambitious.” (3. 2. 112-113). This is crucial because this reveals that Caesar was not interested in taking complete control of Rome. This displays Caesar’s love and care toward the people and had …show more content…
Martin Luther King Jr. and Julius Caesar were both inspirational leaders who were able to heavily influence the people who were devoted to them. There have been an abundance of very influential leaders whose actions have impacted the world and their followers. One of these leaders is Julius Caesar whose followers revered him because of his generosity and charisma. But the people who were dedicated to him started to destroy the city of Rome to avenge Caesar’s death to get revenge on the conspirators who assassinated him. Another one of these leaders is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, who was also revered by people because of his actions toward equal rights. The people caused destruction and chaos in Washington D.C because they wanted to display their emotions for the whole world to see. In the end, a leader’s action can determine what his followers will do after their
Chaotic actions. According to William Shakespeare, an English poet, playwright, and actor, explains in his tragedy, “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar”, “He would not take the crown, / Therefore tis certain he was not ambitious.” (3. 2. 112-113). This is crucial because this reveals that Caesar was not interested in taking complete control of Rome. This displays Caesar’s love and care toward the people and had …show more content…
Martin Luther King Jr. and Julius Caesar were both inspirational leaders who were able to heavily influence the people who were devoted to them. There have been an abundance of very influential leaders whose actions have impacted the world and their followers. One of these leaders is Julius Caesar whose followers revered him because of his generosity and charisma. But the people who were dedicated to him started to destroy the city of Rome to avenge Caesar’s death to get revenge on the conspirators who assassinated him. Another one of these leaders is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, who was also revered by people because of his actions toward equal rights. The people caused destruction and chaos in Washington D.C because they wanted to display their emotions for the whole world to see. In the end, a leader’s action can determine what his followers will do after their