1. Sources of Power Powerpoint Ryan Beran

2. Gandhi

3. Behavioral Influences People-picked by Indian people –British rebellion Civil disobedience and nonviolence Humanitarian Unite India –Hindus and Muslims 5 day fast –Fasted and lobbied for leaders to stop bloodshed Assassinated 12 days later by Hindu extremist Age 78

4. Fidel Castro

5. Positional Influences Cuban Communist leader Underground activities Took control of Cuba (by force) Cuban Missile Crisis Suppressed human rights Political imprisonment Drug cartel Militia supply Comunistic

6. Nelson Mandela

7. Behavioral Influences Human rights activist South African raised Preached in South Africa Imprisoned for treason –Later became president after freedom was gained Organized protests against racism Speeches and writings widely spread Ideals widely spread

8. Kim Jong Il

9. Positional Influences Kim Il Sung’s successor Immediately given power Kim Il Sung’s rise to power –During North Korean political chaos Enslaves country Nuclear war threats Terrific Army People live in poverty Tortures to disobeyers and their families

10. Differences Behavioral –Often obtained… Through respect of people Positional –Often obtained… Birth, education, force Have you noticed any trends for positional and behavioral leaders?