Political Leaders In The 20th Century

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lead to freedom. The ones that had the drive to go North to be free. She leads them to freedom by helping them escape to the North. Even though each slave was in great danger of being caught trying to flee. Harriet never lost a person she was trying to bring to the North. She helped many slaves to freedom. Freedom is a goal Harriet had that was shared by most slaves. Harriet also had a common goal with her followers. That is another part of Wells definition as a leader. One thing that made Harriet a great leader was her near death experience. When Harriet tried to save a fellow worker, she experienced a two-pound weight falling on her head. Harriet suffered a serious blow to the head that left her nearly dead and a dent in her scull. From that she experienced spells that sometimes put her almost unconscious or in a trans. That would help her later in her adventure to rescue the slaves. It was also the point that Harriet became liberated. She wanted to do all the hard ...

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his presidency. A good example of that would be when Roosevelt came up with the New Deal. They did not know what they were doing. They just did it and hoped it would help. Some say that it did help the economy and some say it made the economy worst. Either way the people at the time felt confidence that he would help them. That confidence began when he was elected and carried through all of his terms. They are the followers Roosevelt had the people of the United States of America. They are the ones that elected him to office which made Roosevelt an electoral leader. Besides followers another part that fits with Well's definition was a common goal. Roosevelt's common goal with the people ...

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