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Effective Leader Essay Adopted in his teen years by his uncle Kalani’o’pu’u, Kamehameha was physically trained to be a skillful and powerful warrior by his trainer, Kekuhaupi’o. He was taught urgent information to becoming a district, chief such as navigation, religious practices, history and kapu. As he was on his journey to unify the islands, he gained powerful followers, more weaponry and materials. Extremely skillful in battle, he won war after war and always took a step toward to becoming king. Kamehameha was an effective leader because he was supportive of his people, was clever and resourceful. Kamehameha was an effective leader because he was supportive of his people. He set a project to rebuild his war-torn land. Instead of having
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