Was Kamehameha An Effective Leader
King Kamehameha was the first chief to unite all the Hawaiians islands, he brought Hawaii, Maui, Kahoolawe, Lanai, Molokai, Oahu, Kauai, and Niihau together. Kamehameha was not next in line to be an ali’i of any Hawaiian island, however throughout his life when he was a warrior, he fought for the Hawaiian islands and at the end of the tremendous wars, he was king. Kamehameha was a strong, determined, and an intelligent leader. Malala Yousafzai was a brave and caring young girl in Pakistan, who stood up for education when there was a law not letting children have an education. For her action, Yousafzai won the Nobel Peace Prize as an award (Nobelprize.org). Kamehameha and Yousafzai were effective leaders because they were decisive and caring.
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Kamehameha and Yousafzai had been responsible for their environment. Kamehameha was decisive because he would always conserve Hawaii, he has a role of being an administrator, he makes sure it is in the best condition possible. At first, the land was a war-torn land so he wanted to make it better (Potter, Kasdon, and Rayson 23). The men would help him and even trade for other goods that they needed. Yousafzai was decisive because she had been shot in the head for speaking out about her right and the right of all women, to an education, but her speeches continue today and she goes around the world to support children (Malala.org). Children in Taliban didn’t have an education and it made her agonizing so she stood up. Secondly, Kamehameha and Yousafzai protected their residents. Kamehameha was caring because he strengthened his control by enforcing the kapu system and that made it more secure (Potter, Kasdon, and Rayson 23). Making two new laws affected how people worked because if they disobeyed the laws, there would be a consequence. Yousafzai affected many children in Pakistan, Yousafzai was caring because she protested about a law that was about children who could not have an education, but she refused and initiated to make blogs for BBC about living under Taliban’s threats to deny her of education (Biography.com Editors). For these reasons, Kamehameha and Yousafzai were effective leaders because they were decisive and
Kamehameha and Yousafzai had been responsible for their environment. Kamehameha was decisive because he would always conserve Hawaii, he has a role of being an administrator, he makes sure it is in the best condition possible. At first, the land was a war-torn land so he wanted to make it better (Potter, Kasdon, and Rayson 23). The men would help him and even trade for other goods that they needed. Yousafzai was decisive because she had been shot in the head for speaking out about her right and the right of all women, to an education, but her speeches continue today and she goes around the world to support children (Malala.org). Children in Taliban didn’t have an education and it made her agonizing so she stood up. Secondly, Kamehameha and Yousafzai protected their residents. Kamehameha was caring because he strengthened his control by enforcing the kapu system and that made it more secure (Potter, Kasdon, and Rayson 23). Making two new laws affected how people worked because if they disobeyed the laws, there would be a consequence. Yousafzai affected many children in Pakistan, Yousafzai was caring because she protested about a law that was about children who could not have an education, but she refused and initiated to make blogs for BBC about living under Taliban’s threats to deny her of education (Biography.com Editors). For these reasons, Kamehameha and Yousafzai were effective leaders because they were decisive and