Leader of the Opposition

Many politicalfigures were of gentry origin; these included leaders of the parliamentary opposition against the absolutism of the first Stuartsand leaders of the English Civil War (in Russian, the English Bourgeois Revolution of the 17th century)—for example, J.Hampden, J. Pym, and O. Cromwell. The leader of the Levelers, J. Lilburne, was also a member of the gentry. The new nobility became the main ally of the bourgeoisie during…

and sisters]” when addressing her target audience, “their right” as well as “we must” when talking about the hopes for the people she wishes to help. Likewise, she also uses many oppositions, for instance: “Weakness, fear and hopelessness died. Strength, power and courage was born.” She generally uses oppositions in coherence with biased words, to put distance between the violent measures of the Taliban and her righteous ways. She uses negative loaded words when speaking about the Taliban -…

devote and re-invest all the natural resources now and not in the future. Bigger projects like investment in infrastructure, public education reforms, research, and development will have to wait until all the current needs are satisfied. The new leaders in the region will have to convince the population that fiscal responsibility, open markets, and competition are the basis of long-term sustainable economies and democratic governance and not the of the…

democratic governments, legislatures play vital roles to help maintain peace and prosperity and work along-side the country’s leaders. However, in authoritarian governments, legislatures serve more as a symbolic organization with little power and works for the country’s leader and does what he wants. The legislatures can be disbanded and convened anytime the authoritarian leader decides because in authoritarian government the leader’s word goes. There are many examples of this in Russian history…

built the case on why Caesar must not have been killed. However, for this response I will try to rebut every point that George raised, just to eliminate any competition. For a long time, Caesar has been considered a practical, kind, caring, wholesome leader. However, that was only because he was brutally murdered by a group of conspirators just before he was proposed as emperor for the fourth time, the one he would probably accept. He had denied the crown thrice either due to pure leadership…

USA and Western countries against the cruel Chinese occupation to the Tibet plateau and region in Himalaya, but in my point of view the most important reason for his fame or reputation is getting the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989 for being nonviolent opposition to China's occupation of…

Ideology, methods of enforcement, and dynamic leaders contributed to the atrocities of World War II in countries like Germany by causing the holocaust. Such atrocities caused caused millions of innocent who didn’t deserve to die. One characteristic of totalitarianism was contributed to the holocaust was ideology to find a way to set goals of the state and justify government actions in taking small steps to reach a certain goal. However, this required the leader to find a way to influence people…

eliminating wrongful oppositions and pay policies, that results in employees not receive their right pay for ethical hard work. The department of wages and hour division in Phoenix was investigating construction contractors and investigators they discovered the drywall contractors violated the Fair Labor Standards Acts (FLSA) overtime and booking-keeping requirements. Individuals working in residential construction this would show positive change, in Arizona. Paul Johnson Drywall is a leader in…

India’s democratic longevity is anomalous to modernisation theory’s claim of a correlative relationship between economic development and democracy. However, this anomaly does not disprove modernisation theory, but rather is symptomatic of its inapplicability in many democratising countries today. To address this tension, this essay will outline the theoretical foundations of modernisation theory and subsequently offer an institutionalist and voluntarist approach in revealing its inapplicability…

The Uncloaking of a Tyrant: Mobutu Sese Seko Mobutu Sese Seko was a tyrannical leader known for his corrupt government, brutality, and his narcissist nature. He was intelligent, ambitious, and educated despite his main drive of hunger for power and repressive administration. A government marked by corruption, but an exceptional leader who revealed unique strength even during the mutiny. Led by greed for power, without any recognition for the same people he chose to lead just months after the…