Kamehameha And Mohanda Gandhi: Effective Leaders

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Kamehameha and Mohanda Gandhi were both effective leaders because they were persuasive, both had a huge effect on the society, and they both achieved more than they were meant to. Kamehameha and Mohanda Gandhi both were persuasive because they faced many difficult obstacles but never gave up. They both had a huge effect on society because they changed many people’s lives. Both Kamehameha and Mohanda Gandhi achieved more than expected to because Kamehameha was never in line to rule any islands but eventually was able to unite all the islands, Mohanda Gandhi came from a low class family but made a huge impact on the society.

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