Essays Tagged: "political success"
Benito Mussolini and the rise of fascism.
lini was Italy's firs Fascist dictator. He had many influences in his life which contributed to his political success as a fascist dictator. Mussolini and his fascist political party believed in rulin ... people were annoyed with the current government so it was a good time for Mussolini to promote his political views. Hitler and Mussolini supported each other, however as the years went by, Benito Mus ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > World History > World War II
Sir John A. Macdonald.
nce and unique style. With his intelligence, wit, and charisma, Sir John A. MacDonald created great political success out of some very severe circumstances. Some of the most commonly known successes o ... in 1854 he became Attorney-General of Upper Canada under the McNab-Morin government. As MacDonald's political life was racing to the top, his personal life took a turn for the worse. When on December ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > North American History > Canadian History
Sun Yat-Sen: Father of the Chinese Republic.
aordinary place in modern China's complex and tumultuous history. He serves as an inspiration and a political dignitary to the most radical and diverse political parties. Although Sun was such an extr ... h of his life in exile, and many of his plans of revolt were unsuccessful. The parallel between his political success and instances of failure create a remarkable link between his life and the history ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > Asian History
"The Heroic Attributes of Julius Caesar" is the title.
the people. Caesar was born on July 13, 100 B.C. in a Roman Patrician family, his father a moderate political success, and his mother came from plebian stock. Cornelia, the daughter of Cinna, married ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > European History
The Tools that Shaped Cicero's Political Ideologies
or of Sicily in 75 B.C., aedile in 69 B.C., praetor in 66 B.C. and Consul in 63 B.C. Cicero's life, political ideologies, and political success up until his consulship is the concern of this paper. In ... and Law, and through exploring the oratory power of Cicero, an understanding of what influenced his political views and why he was able to rise to consulship can be established.Gaius Marius, as mentio ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > European History
Analyse the main costs of inflation
er, adopted various extreme measures to combat inflation, which resulted in massive industrial, and political unrest, along with mass unemployment. But as a consequence of these measures, inflation wa ... ublic and governments alike, and as with Thatcher, successful anti-inflationary policy, can lead to political success, but is inflation as much a menace to the economy as it is perceived?Inflation is ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Economics
Napoleon: The Rise to Power In recent years it has been suggested that Napoleon owed his rise to power more to others than through his own work. WHat do you think?
Napoleon blundered consistently during his rise to power. He owed his political success more to others and fortuitous circumstances than to his own judgment. Men like Sie ... apoleon would be necessary for Barras' own takeover. He knew that if he wished to have a successful political takeover, he would need the support of the army. And who better to lead the army than Napo ... poleon, Sieyès, and Roger-Ducos were elected. After Napoleon took power, Lucien helped further his political career by doctoring various votes. The vote count for inducting the new constitution was a ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > European History
Tacitus : The Rise of the Immoral Rome
the reign of the emperor Nero, gives us a grim and cynical narration of Roman history. Despite his political success, he lamented a century's worth of continually reduced aristocratic power. It is fr ... customary incentives to these are lacking", (Tacitus, pg 32), it is obvious from his style and his political views that the text was hardly unprejudiced.This paper focuses on Tacitus's interpretation ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > European History > Roman History
Die Grunen and the Green Party
IntroductionGreen parties have rapidly become a familiar feature of the global political landscape. First elected into Parliament in 1983, the German greens, Die Grunen, would eve ... se include a lack of resources and media attention, as well as a far more restrictive electoral and political system. Most importantly, in both cases, there are structural differences in the political ... ether a particular party has achieved government status and not whether they have managed to affect political and public consciousness in some way. As such, the German Green party can be considered a ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Political Science
Cicero and the Feudal Link
or of Sicily in 75 B.C., aedile in 69 B.C., praetor in 66 B.C. and Consul in 63 B.C. Cicero's life, political ideologies, and political success up until his consulship is the concern of this paper. In ... and Law, and through exploring the oratory power of Cicero, an understanding of what influenced his political views and why he was able to rise to consulship can be established.Gaius Marius, as mentio ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > World History
Thucydides - Discussion Style
or rational knowledge, through the Mytilenian debate, Thucydides sets up a parallel argument about political methodology. This discussion over political procedure transcends politics as it examines t ... politics based on contemplation and patience, claims that careful thought is the best way to assure political success. His assertion that irrational punishment will aggravate an already precarious sit ...
Subjects: Humanities Essays > Philosophy