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    crime. He attempted to settle Vietnam War on good terms and he issued 346 executive orders keeping it to his own council. He also promised the public more racial desegregation. President Nixon wanted to better the relationship with the Soviet Union. Chief Legislator: Richard M. Nixon passed a lot of legislation regarding the drug abuse and crime. Most of this was unsuccessful, because he favored confrontation rather than compromise. The government was divided because of this. I think President…

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    Francisco Franco Francisco Franco was a dictating leader who rose to power through his hard work, force, and the want for power. He was born in 1892 and died in 1975. He ruled over Spain from 1939-1975, a total of 36 years. He served in the war, earned merit promotions and awards, and he even managed to survive a gunshot wound to the abdomen. This strong, forceful leader saw chances of rising to power and gladly took them. Although standing tall and dressing well is one way he shows physical…

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    Presidents Claim Powers

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    Constitution, 2) Congressional delegation, and 3) the inherent powers of the executive. 1. The constitutional powers The Constitution specifically grants a small number of powers to the President. The constitution of the force is as follows: Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces , Power appoints to the other countries and treaties, and received the ambassadors of other countries, power is another appointment federal judges, including Supreme Court judge (all subject to the approval of the…

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    George Washington, was an American statesman also a soldier that served as the first American president from 1789 to 1797. During the American Revolutionary War, Washington was Commander-in-Chief of the continental army. Washington was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. Later on, he was part of the 1787 convention that started the United Sates Constitution. This convention took place after the Annapolis Convention took place in September 1786. At this convention, delegates from…

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    President Characteristics

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    The president serves as Chief Executive, Head of State, Chief Diplomat, Commander in Chief, and Chief Legislator. As Head of State the president must welcome foreign dignitaries to the country and carry out “ceremonial duties”, these jobs require a person that is very likeable by both the people of our country and of foreign nations (class). As Chief Diplomat, the president must negotiate treaties with foreign nations leading to a president…

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    General Creighton Abrams

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    in the US Army stretched to include positions served during World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. During his time, he served as a Battalion Commander on various Corps level staffs, as Vice Chief of Staff, and as Chief of Staff during the later end of the Vietnam War. Although he introduced a multitude of doctrinal changes as the Chief of Staff, one prominent…

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    of the President have developed quite extensively with time. As we will discuss in this paper. The constitution article II of the United States provided four powers to the president. The 1st power is the responsibility to assume the role of commander-in-chief of the armed forces. This position gives the president the ability (as highest ranking officer) to exercise definitive operational command of American military forces. With that said it still takes congress to officially declare war against…

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    Napoleon Bonaparte Thesis

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    debating society that favored a constitutional monarchy and made speeches against monks, nobles, and bishops. He then left back to Corsica for three months and was elected lieutenant colonel in the national guard but he then fell out with its commander in chief, Paoli. Napoleon was listed as a deserter in January 1792 when he failed to return to France but as soon as France declared war against Austria in April, Napoleon’s offense was forgiven (Godechot 1-2). In October 1792, Pasquale Paoli…

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    In this paper, I will cover my leadership philosophy and a challenge of a squadron leader who I interviewed. My leadership philosophy is derived from my experiences over the years, namely from observing the failures and shortcomings of leaders. As for the interview section of the paper, a lieutenant colonel in my chain-of-command related his experience of dismissing a master sergeant some years ago from duty due to substandard performance. With nearly twenty-years of work experience in three…

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    south. A quote from an article called Abraham Lincoln stated “He then proclaimed a blockade of the Southern ports. These steps—the Sumter expedition, the call for volunteers, and the blockade—were the first important decisions of Lincoln as commander in chief of the army and navy. But he still needed a strategic plan and a command system for carrying it out” (Current, 2018). This shows that Abraham Lincoln’s logic was straight on during this time. He didn’t just make decisions based on other…

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