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Abraham Lincoln
Was Lincoln decisive in winning the Civil War? Absolutely, Lincoln's leadership was the secret weapon of the North. It is often admitted that the South had superior military potential but the North had superior civilian leadership, primarily through Lincoln. The great challenge of the North was to remain united. There were four slave states loyal to the Union or at least neutral. Not altering that state of affairs was a great challenge for abolitionist states. Lincoln was capable of it. -
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Albert Einstein
He was a leader of character, one of the most brilliant minds of the 20th century. The man of a thousand facets with a great sense of humor, a gentle character and always motivated by an innate desire to learn and create new discoveries. So is the creator of the theory of relativity. -
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Adolf Hitler
He was a German politician, military man, painter and writer, of Austrian origin; imperial chancellor from 1933 and Führer (leader) of Germany from 1934 until his death. He brought to power the German National Socialist Workers Party or Nazi Party, and led a totalitarian regime during the period known as the Third Reich or Nazi Germany. He led Germany during World War II, which began with the primary purpose of fulfilling his expansionist plans in Europe. -
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Steve Jobs
His identity will be reflected in every Apple product that is developed, and that is because he was involved in all the elements of Apple's design philosophy.
Steve Jobs never hesitated to limit the creativity of any of his employees. Although each Apple product is the sum of many different skills, they adhere to Jobs' vision of understanding what makes an Apple product attractive.
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Barack Obama
Obama became a charismatic leader. "His non-aristocratic background and the fact of having built a brilliant professional career and a model family were a good basis to approach citizens based on a series of qualities such as honesty, credibility and trust, which not only They led to him being the first African-American President of the United States, but even today, nearing the end of his second term, they help him maintain a high positive image. "