Given the description of the leadership situation facing the airplane crash survivors described in Chapter1, how would leader-member exchange, the normative decision model, the situational leadership theory, the contingency model, and the path-goal theory prescribed that a leader should act?
World War I was an awful tragedy. Was it justified? President Wilson offered the idea of the League of Nations to prevent more wars like this. Was this a good idea? Why or why not? Why didn't the U.S. Senate endorse his idea and vote to join the League? Was this a mistake by the Senate? Today we belong to the United Nations, but many say we shouldn't be a member. What is your position? Why? What does the UN do for us? How could the UN possibly be a danger to us?
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Discuss the changes to European imperialism between the World Wars.
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Discuss the rise of environmental concerns in the late 20th century and how they affected Western governments.
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Describe the redefinition of the Soviet Union after 1956. Include key leaders, events, and catalysts for the change.Your response should be at least 200 words in length.
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During the 60s and 70s, governments in the West were terrified of the Soviet Union and communism. The West, led by the U.S. fought communism everywhere. In Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh led an uprising against the colonial French government. He came to the West and the U.S. and asked for their help. He even wanted to use the U.S. Declaration of Independence as his model for his new government. The U.S. rejected him because France was an ally. Ho Chi Minh then turned to the Soviet Union and China for help thus becoming a communist. Should we have handled this differently? How? What is it about communism that frightened people so terribly during this time? Doesn't communism have some qualities that are good and acceptable for society? If so, what? Are all of their ideas terrible? Fear tends to make people and governments make emotional, thereby, poor decisions. What do we fear today nationally or internationally that could cause us to make poor emotional decisions that could explode in our f
Discuss the rise of environmental concerns in the late 20th century and how they affected Western governments.
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Which post-World War II figure, from any nation or cause, do you feel provided the most significant individual influence on Western culture? Provide an introduction to the figure, including significant accomplishments, to explain why you feel this way.
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What is Lincoln's perception of liberty and equality? Why did Lincoln place so much importance on the destruction of slavery and the continuation of one nation? What examples from both The Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address demonstrate both civil liberties and civil rights?
