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    him advice to improve his mindset. Iacocca was a fixed mindset individual who was threatened by the success of others‚ always wanted to validate himself (prove that he was a somebody)‚ and didn’t respond positively to negative criticism. Financially‚ Lee Iacocca prospered; however‚ in other aspects of his life‚ he failed. Lee Iacocca‚ a fixed mindset individual‚ was always threatened by the success of others. He always wanted to be on top. “His belief in his inherent superiority had blinded him.”

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    Failures: Holt had a scandal involving the miss use of an air craft‚ this‚ and his refusal to sack the present minister of Air to control the situation led to his loss of much support and heavy criticism. Another arguable failure was the briefness of his term‚ it limited any personal and political impact‚ the short time span means he is over looked when compared to

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    civilians. The life and analysis of Timur’s reign can be divided into three areas: military conquest‚ governance‚ and downfall. Upon examination of these three areas‚ one can understand the basic framework of Timur’s life and rule‚ as well as his failures. Before discussing Timur’s military conquests and concurrent rise to power‚ it is necessary

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    The Failure of Prohibition What made America repeal Prohibition? Prohibition went into effect early 1920 after approval of the Eighteenth Amendment. The Eighteenth Amendment banned the transportation‚ manufacturing‚ and sale of alcohol in the United States. Americans believed that the consumption of alcohol was behind a few of America’s issues and some saw it as a drag on the economy. World War I also influenced the support of prohibition. Many Americans believed it was not American-like to spend

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    securing the rights for newly freed African American Americans was defined as Reconstruction. While there were some significant progresses made‚ Reconstruction‚ in the long run‚ failed to completely reach its goal. One of the major reasons for the failure of reconstruction was inability to protect the freedmen from the racism they faced in the South. Despite the ratification of the Thirteenth‚ Fourteenth‚ and Fifteenth Amendments which abolished slavery‚ giving citizenship‚ equal protection of the

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    Congress. The United States continued to give aid and slowly evacuate troops until the fall of South Vietnam in April 1975. The Ford Administration ended the Vietnam War with a slow burn‚ and not with the abruptness that should have occurred. It was a failure that did nothing to benefit the United States. It did nothing to ease tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union and ended with defeat from a U.S. perspective. The Ford Administration did what was warranted to free the U.S. from a worsening

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    activities. I wanted to accomplish something that my parents would be proud of but I didn’t have much motivation. It wasn’t until my freshman year that I decided to work harder to achieve something to be proud of; I was just waiting around for the success to come to me. I quickly learned that I wasn’t going to get anywhere that way. When I started eighth grade my grades went rapidly downhill‚ I was extremely sluggish every day. My grades didn’t really bother me because in my mind I was only

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    throughout his long life he followed only those ideas which had their roots in romanticism” (Madelin‚ 1929‚ p.4). What French historian Madelin (1929) seems to imply continuously in his chapter on LaFayette is that LaFayette is too wrapped up in his success in America and he being dubbed as a “Hero” for him to take the same pathway he did in the American Revolution; his chapter on LaFayette is after called “LaFayette and his

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    American history are Thomas Edison and Nikolas Tesla. However‚ they had not achieved their success on their own. Many argue that the rivalry between them had pushed them to create technology which we still use today. Without the extraordinary relationship between the two‚ Tesla and Edison would not have accomplished the level of success both of them had. In the beginning‚ the men had great respect for each other. Tesla had left Serbia for New York so he could work for Edison. He had a strong

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    By the 1890s Morgan had begun to shift from his history in finances to industry‚ particularly steel‚ and by 1900 Federal Steel ranked second to Carnegie Steel. Due to Morgan’s success Andrew Carnegie began to contemplate vertical integration and began to prepare for Morgan’s competition‚ which Morgan was extremely opposed to. Carnegie preferred an alliance that would eliminate any competition altogether. Inevitably to avoid this

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