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    GANDHI the movie is‚ above all‚ meant for entertainment. However‚ the movie is historically correct save for a few exceptions; but it is clear why Richard Attenborough (GANDHI’s director) has made these errors. Gandhi gets so upset at South Africa’s Apartheid laws over just one incident in a train. It is true that this event really happened but it is unclear why Gandhi got so angry and started his campaign in South Africa. A weak point of the GANDHI is its inability to elaborate on major episodes

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    Composition #1 A change The quote “Be the change you wish to see in the world” bu Mahatma Gandhi means that if you want to turn the world into a better place‚ you need to start by turning yourself into a better you. For me‚ this quotes it’s true by several reason. You need to be an example‚ by this I mean that if you want to see a transformation‚ you need to act as you wish others to act so you can start a change‚ no matter how big or small it is. Gandhi is telling us that a personal

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    People live they’re lives with different mottos and rules to live by. Some live wild and dangerously while others are reserved and quiet. We as a human race desperately strive to be something‚ to prosper‚ if nothing else to be noticed. If I can rewind the era’s and go back to the 1950’s as I day dreamed growing up as a kid‚ I would in a heart beat. My life philosophy is centered around three things; three things that greatly govern my life‚ and the way I go about living it: be who you are‚ not

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    Nations all around the world have fueled the rise of various leaders‚ some changing their nation and country for the better‚ while others dragged their country down and lead to the death of millions. Two examples of this are when Mohandas Gandhi had risen to fame in India‚ and when Adolf Hitler took power in Germany. During the 1800’s in India‚ Britain had already set up colonized empires. Britain hoped to gain valuable resources such as iron and coal from imperialising India‚ as well as felt as

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    CORPORATE LESSONS FROM MAHATMA GANDHI Stress Management ‡ Gandhiji had a good sense of humour which he used to reduce stress. ‡ He read Bhagvad Gita whenever felt disappointed. ‡ Today HR managers conduct laughing class for employees. ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION ‡ Gandhiji believed that nature can fulfill our needs but not greed. Decentralization ‡ Gandhiji wanted to make villages self dependant.He developed local leaders at grassroot level. INNOVATION ‡ Gandhiji successfully

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    Primarily‚ a major factor in the success of the movement for equality was the strategy of protesting for justice without using any forms of violence. Some examples includes: rallies‚ vigils‚ boycotts‚ sit-ins and many more. During his speech delivered in accepting the Nobel prize for peace‚ Reverend leader of the civil rights movement‚ Martin Luther King believes in a peaceful protest could change the mentality of our time. This particular belief was inspired by the teaching of the Indian leader

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    In this paper‚ will be compared and contrast the difference motivation‚ violent and nonviolent method‚ and the support of the two and one might agree or disagree with the different type of revolution. The motivation of Mao Tse-tung and Gandhi may have the violent and nonviolent method of success their goal‚ but motivation is the same‚ to the success of gaining an independence for there be love nation. Mao Tse-tung motivation has seen more like revenge‚ due to the unnecessary way that could

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    Did Mahatma Ghandi go against his own ideas of non-violence in a way to attain India’s self rule? Born Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (2 October 1869 – 30 January 1948)‚ he was the preeminent leader of Indian nationalism in British-ruled India. Employing nonviolent and civil disobedience‚ Gandhi led India to independence and inspired movements for civil rights and freedom across the world contrast to that the following challenge if only did ghandi stick to non violence as a means of attaining India’s

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    Annamarie McAllister Communicating Leadership February 27‚ 2014 Gandhi: Leading for a Change Mahatma Gandhi is internationally considered to be one of the most influential leaders the world has ever experienced. During India’s independence movement‚ Gandhi used non-violent‚ civil disobedience tactics in order to gain equality for Indian’s in South Africa and used these same methods to promote religious tolerance between Muslims and Hindus. By executing strong leadership styles‚ Gandhi was able

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    Rome was not built in a day. It had perhaps taken centuries. To begin with Rome was only a conglomeration of a few hamlets; then it became a city state; then a state and finally a vast empire. So anything big and great need many years of hard work‚ undaunted by obstacles of failures. Only a few days before the examination‚ most of the students begin to study seriously. The days prior to that is wasted in futile pursuits. Such students cannot hope to do well in their examinations nor can they come

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