Kamehameha Rosa Parks

Kamehameha was the first person to unite all of the Hawaiian Islands. Kamehameha was not meant to become king, he fought against other chiefs to bring the Hawaiian Islands under one ruler. The first island, he conquered was the island of Hawaii, then the kingdom of Maui, with the kingdom of Kauai later being surrendered. Rosa Parks was arrested on a bus for refusing to give up her seat to a white man. This started the boycott against buses and other public facilities in order to fight for equal rights. Soon after this started she uncoincidentally lost her job. Both Kamehameha and Parks were both effective leaders because they both made an impact on many people's lives.
Kamehameha and Rosa Parks are both effective leaders because they were both powerful, considerate, and brave. Both of them were similar because Parks helped lead a boycott against buses and other public facilities and Kamehameha lead the islands. Both of them helped people, for example, when Parks was standing up for equal rights and Kamehameha was helping his people repair their war torn land.
Kamehameha added port charges for when foreigners come to trade, this helped to boost the economy in Hawaii, this showed that Kamehameha was smart because this helped boost their economy. Then Kamehameha placed a kapu on young sandalwood trees, this showed responsibility when Kamehameha saw that the number of sandalwood trees were decreasing. Rosa Parks helped to change the laws about equal rights and protested along with others of her race, she was brave by standing up for what she believed in. Parks helped to start the boycott against buses in Montgomery, Alabama to express their opinion about equal rights, this showed that she was willing to push laws to stand up for what she believed