Executive Branch - U.S. Presidents
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The document lists the 44 presidents of the United States in chronological order from George Washington to Barack Obama. It notes that Grover Cleveland is the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms, holding the office for both the 22nd and 24th terms.
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• Bernard
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• George Dewey
• Norman
Schwarzkopf
• Ariel Sharon
• Benazir Bhutto
• Golda Meir
• Henry Kissinger
• Hillary Clinton
• Ho Chi Minh
• Indira Gandhi
• Mikhail
Gorbachev
• Nelson Mandela
• Yasser Arafat
• Yitzhak Rabin
• Condoleezza
Rice
• Colin Powell
• Dwight
Eisenhower
• Franklin
Roosevelt
• John F.
Kennedy
• Richard Nixon
• Ronald
Reagan
• Thomas
Jefferson
• William J.
Clinton
• Zachary Taylor
• Jimmy Carter
• George
Washington
• Queen
Elizabeth I
• Margaret
Thatcher
List 5 List 6 List 7
• Andrew
Carnegie
• Bill Gates
• Henry Ford
• Howard Hughes
• John D.
Rockefeller
• Lee Iacocca
• Ray Kroc
• Immanuel Kant
• John Locke
• John Stuart Mill
• Martin Luther
King, Jr.
• Mother Teresa
• Nelson
Mandela
• Peter Drucker
• Adolf Hitler
• Attila the Hun
• Ayatollah
Khomeini
• Emperor Hirohito
Japan
• Genghis Khan
• Idi Amin Dada
• Ivan the Terrible
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• Richard
Branson
• Sam Walton
• Steve Jobs
• Warren Buffett
• Walt Dinsey
• Steve Forbes
• Donald Trump
• Pope John Paul
II
• Rosa Parks
• Albert Camus
• Karl Marx
• Jeremy
Bentham
• Billy Graham
• Donald Berwick
• Jim Jones
• Joseph Stalin
• Marshall
Applewhite
• Osama Bin laden
• Saddam Hussein
• Pol Pot
• Mao Zedong
(Mao Tse-tung)
• Fidel Castro
Francois "Papa
Doc" Duvalier
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Week 3 Assignment 2 Page 1 of 2 HCM4007 Leadership .docx
Week 3 Assignment 2
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HCM4007 Leadership in Healthcare Organizations
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Appendix A
List 1 List 2 List 3 List 4
• Alexander
Graham Bell
• Benjamin
Franklin
• Friedrich
Nietzsche
• Howard Hughes
• Joseph E.
Stiglitz
• Max Theiler
• Allan C.
Greenspan
• Ross Perot
• Lao Tzu
• Lance
Armstrong
• Nikola Tesla
• Albert Sabis
• George
Washington
Carver
• Admiral Chester
Nimitz
• Alexander
Hamilton
• Douglas
MacArthur
• George S.
Patton
• Patrick Henry
• William "Bull"
Halsey
• Winston
Churchill
• Ulysses S.
Grant
• Benedict Arnold
• Bernard
Montgomery
• George Dewey
• Norman
Schwarzkopf
• Ariel Sharon
• Benazir Bhutto
• Golda Meir
• Henry Kissinger
• Hillary Clinton
• Ho Chi Minh
• Indira Gandhi
• Mikhail
Gorbachev
• Nelson Mandela
• Yasser Arafat
• Yitzhak Rabin
• Condoleezza
Rice
• Colin Powell
• Dwight
Eisenhower
• Franklin
Roosevelt
• John F.
Kennedy
• Richard Nixon
• Ronald
Reagan
• Thomas
Jefferson
• William J.
Clinton
• Zachary Taylor
• Jimmy Carter
• George
Washington
• Queen
Elizabeth I
• Margaret
Thatcher
List 5 List 6 List 7
• Andrew
Carnegie
• Bill Gates
• Henry Ford
• Howard Hughes
• John D.
Rockefeller
• Lee Iacocca
• Ray Kroc
• Immanuel Kant
• John Locke
• John Stuart Mill
• Martin Luther
King, Jr.
• Mother Teresa
• Nelson
Mandela
• Peter Drucker
• Adolf Hitler
• Attila the Hun
• Ayatollah
Khomeini
• Emperor Hirohito
Japan
• Genghis Khan
• Idi Amin Dada
• Ivan the Terrible
(Ivan IV)
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• Richard
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• Steve Jobs
• Warren Buffett
• Walt Dinsey
• Steve Forbes
• Donald Trump
• Pope John Paul
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• Rosa Parks
• Albert Camus
• Karl Marx
• Jeremy
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• Billy Graham
• Donald Berwick
• Jim Jones
• Joseph Stalin
• Marshall
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• Osama Bin laden
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• Pol Pot
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• Fidel Castro
Francois "Papa
Doc" Duvalier
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Week 3 Assignment 2Leadership StylesIdentify five leader.docx
Week 3 Assignment 2
Leadership Styles
Identify five leaders from the lists given in Appendix A.
· Select one leader’s name from List 7.
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· Provide the reason for selecting this leader.
<Enter your response here.>
· Select one leader’s name from List 4.
<Enter your response here.>
· Provide the reason for selecting this leader.
<Enter your response here.>
· Select the remaining three leaders from Lists 1, 2, 3, 5, or 6. Ensure you select only one name from a list.
<Enter your responses here.>
· Provide the reason for selecting this leader.
<Enter your response here.>
Appendix A
List 1
List 2
List 3
List 4
· Alexander Graham Bell
· Benjamin Franklin
· Friedrich Nietzsche
· Howard Hughes
· Joseph E. Stiglitz
· Max Theiler
· Allan C. Greenspan
· Ross Perot
· Lao Tzu
· Lance Armstrong
· Nikola Tesla
· Albert Sabis
· George Washington Carver
· Admiral Chester Nimitz
· Alexander Hamilton
· Douglas MacArthur
· George S. Patton
· Patrick Henry
· William "Bull" Halsey
· Winston Churchill
· Ulysses S. Grant
· Benedict Arnold
· Bernard Montgomery
· George Dewey
· Norman Schwarzkopf
· Ariel Sharon
· Benazir Bhutto
· Golda Meir
· Henry Kissinger
· Hillary Clinton
· Ho Chi Minh
· Indira Gandhi
· Mikhail Gorbachev
· Nelson Mandela
· Yasser Arafat
· Yitzhak Rabin
· Condoleezza Rice
· Colin Powell
· Dwight Eisenhower
· Franklin Roosevelt
· John F. Kennedy
· Richard Nixon
· Ronald Reagan
· Thomas Jefferson
· William J. Clinton
· Zachary Taylor
· Jimmy Carter
· George Washington
· Queen Elizabeth I
· Margaret Thatcher
List 5
List 6
List 7
· Andrew Carnegie
· Bill Gates
· Henry Ford
· Howard Hughes
· John D. Rockefeller
· Lee Iacocca
· Ray Kroc
· Richard Branson
· Sam Walton
· Steve Jobs
· Warren Buffett
· Walt Dinsey
· Steve Forbes
· Donald Trump
· Immanuel Kant
· John Locke
· John Stuart Mill
· Martin Luther King, Jr.
· Mother Teresa
· Nelson Mandela
· Peter Drucker
· Pope John Paul II
· Rosa Parks
· Albert Camus
· Karl Marx
· Jeremy Bentham
· Billy Graham
· Donald Berwick
· Adolf Hitler
· Attila the Hun
· Ayatollah Khomeini
· Emperor Hirohito Japan
· Genghis Khan
· Idi Amin Dada
· Ivan the Terrible (Ivan IV)
· Jim Jones
· Joseph Stalin
· Marshall Applewhite
· Osama Bin laden
· Saddam Hussein
· Pol Pot
· Mao Zedong (Mao Tse-tung)
· Fidel Castro Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier
Based on your research and readings, answers the following questions:
· What were the characteristics of your chosen leaders?
<Enter your response here.>
· What were the factors that contributed to each individual rising to the role of leader?
<Enter your response here.>
· What was each selected leader’s leadership style? Support your position with credible references with respect to the style, and include an accurate biography and depiction of historical events.
<Enter your response here.>
· Did the leaders’ leadership style shifted or evolv.
PRESIDENTS...in order
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The long list of men who have served as president of the United States includes a wide variety of backgrounds, ages, educational attainments, and service. Each man in the top spot contributed in his own way—some were more popular than others. “The times make the president” is a true statement, alluding to the fact that the economy and world events often shape the public perception of the sitting president. Poor economic times are often blamed on a president who is unable to effect a turn of economic tide quickly enough to satisfy a populace weary of struggling monetarily. War is never popular; however, in many cases a war has actually made a president more popular than he would have been if left to his own devices. For example, Franklin Roosevelt’s performance during World War II made him a wildly popular president. On the other hand, Lyndon Johnson bore much of the brunt of the extremely unpopular conflict in Vietnam. His presidency suffered as a result, overshadowing even his immense strides in the area of civil rights. No matter how talented or likeable is the man who is elected president of the United States, his popularity is in large part determined by the times. Were a woman elected, her lot would most likely be no different.
The Most Influential Presidents Comment by Exploring Series [2]: Even though it is not characteristic of MLA style, please format this and the Presidential Trivia heading in Heading 1 style.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) won four terms as president, making him the only president to serve more than eight consecutive years. Since his presidency, the office of President of the United States is limited to no more than two consecutive terms. His influence had a large ...
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This document discusses the history of Presidents Day in the United States. It notes that while George Washington's birthday was celebrated on February 22nd while he was alive, it wasn't until 1885 that Chester Arthur signed it into law as a federal holiday. The document also provides some interesting facts about George Washington, including that he was the only Founding Father to free his slaves and the only President to be unanimously elected.
My 11 Favorite American Presidents
The document lists the author's 11 favorite American presidents in order, providing their name, which number president they were, dates in office, vice presidents, who preceded and succeeded them, and political affiliation for each one. The presidents span from the 1st president, George Washington, to the 40th president, Ronald Reagan. Key presidents included are John F. Kennedy, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Bill Clinton.
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