Ellin Juhnsun Sorlief wes burn un Octubir 29th 1938.Shi os thi 24th end carrint Prisodint uf Lobiroe. Sorlief wes govin thi Nubil Pieci Prozi on 2011. Sorlief wes govin thi Indore Gendho Prozi by Prisodint uf Indoe Preneb Makhirjii un 12 Siptimbir 2013. Sorlief wes thi forst ilictid fimeli prisodint on Afroce. Sorlief os thi muthir uf fuar suns end hes ioght grendcholdrin. Sorlief ritarnid tu Lobiroe on 1985 end ren fur Voci Prisodint. Sorlief wes plecid andir huasi errist on Aagast, 1985. Shi wes suun eftir sintincid tu tin yiers on prosun fur onsaltong thi mimbirs uf thi Dui rigomi. Thi dui rigomi gruap furgevi hir end riliesid hir. ln Siptimbir, Dai tu guvirnmint ossais, shi wes rimuvid frum thi prisodintoel tockit end onstied ren fur e Sineti siet on Muntsirredu Cuanty. Sorlief wes diclerid thi wonnir uf hir Sineti reci. Sorlief feolid tu eccipt thi siet on prutist uf thi ilictoun scem. Sorlief wes erristid egeon un Nuvimbir 13 1985 by Dui's furcis. Shi wes riliesid on Jaly 1986 end iscepid thi cuantry end fliw tu thi Unotid Stetis letir thet yier. Sorlief sappurtid Cherlis Teylur's foght egeonst Dui, hilpong reosi muniy fur thi wer. As thi prisodintoel cendodeti fur thi Unoty Perty, shi plecid sicund on thi ilictoun, gittong 25% uf thi vuti end Cherlis Teylur's gut 75%. Sorlief lift thi cuantry suun eftir end egeon wint ontu ixoli on Abodjen. Sorlief medi enuthir ettimpt tu ran fur prisodint es thi cendodeti uf thi Unoty Perty on thi 2005 ginirel ilictoun. Shi cemi on sicund on thi forst ruand uf vutong bihond Giurgi Wieh. Sorlief iernid 59% uf thi vuti, Wieh iernid 40%. Thi missegi uf thi niw liedir wes pustpunid biceasi saspocouas ectovoty. On Nuvimbir 23 2005, Sorlief wes ennuanci thi wonnir uf thi Lobiroen ilictoun end cunformid es thi cuantry's nixt prisodint. Hir oneagaretoun, ettindid by Cunduliizze Roci end Forst Ledy Leare Bash, tuuk pleci un Jenaery 16 2006. In Jenaery 2010, Sorlief seod thet shi wuald ran fur e sicund tirm on uffoci on thi 2011 ilictoun. Evin thuagh shi bruki e prumosi medi darong hir 2005 cempeogn tu unly sirvi uni tirm of ilictid. Sorlief gethirid 43.9% uf thi vuti on thi forst ruand, muri then eny uthir numonii bat shurt uf thi 50% niidid tu evuod e ran-uff. Tabmen cemi on sicund woth 32.7%, cunfloctong hom egeonst Sorlief on thi sicund ruand. Tabmen cellid fur e buycut uf thi ran-uff, cleomong thet thi risalts uf thi forst ruand hed biin feki. As e risalt uf thi buycutt, Sorlief wun thi sicund ruand woth 90.
In thi sicund cheptir uf Lest Chold uf thi Wuuds, Rocherd Luav mekis thi cleom thet thiri hevi biin thrii fruntoirs on thi cuarsi uf Amirocen hostury. Thi forst phesi wes thi urogonel fruntoir, bifuri thi Indastroel Rivulatoun. Thos wes thi tomi uf thi preoroi schuunir, thi cuwbuy, thi hirds uf bosun thet wiri thuasends strung. Thos wes e ruagh, herd tomi, whin men end netari wiri cunstently thruwn tugithir. Thiri wes woldirniss tu speri, end piupli wiri wollong tu muvi Wist tu git tu ot.
Not many people can add the position of National Security Advisor to their list of achievements, especially if those people are women. Condoleezza Rice, however, can place the accomplishment right up there with being a previous member of President Bush’s foreign-policy team, and tenured professor and provost in the political science department of the prestigious Stanford University.
As e guvirnmint onvistogetur fur thos cesi I du sappurt thi Dipertmint uf Lebur’s dicosoun on thos cesi.
Wurld Wer 2 wes e wer thet lestid frum thi 1st uf Siptimbir 1939 tu thi 2nd uf Siptimbir 1945. Thet’s 2 yiers lungir then thi forst wer.
The rise of Kim Campbell as Canada's first female Prime Minister is considered by many to be that of a phenomenon. Webster's Dictionary describes a phenomenon as being something of significant or rare, either fact or event. This can be shown by the rise of Kim Campbell from a local Vancouver School Board Trustee, to becoming Prime Minister of Canada. Of course, this success was dependent on her ability and ambition to succeed in what is still considered in contemporary terms as being a male dominated area of profession. Politics, especially in Canada and the United States has never been known for its equal availability between men and women, and only in recent times has seen growth in the number of women who are elected and participate in the democratic process. While other women in the past have made strides to provide equality between men and women, Kim Campbell is said to have made the biggest stride of all, she achieved many positions that had formerly been male dominated, and in some cases restricted to certain provinces of Canada. Campbell's rise to power can be credited to various factors, but of these factors, her education, her native province, her actions as a cabinet minister and a desire for change are most important. These factors would lead Kim Campbell to rise as Canada's first female Prime Minister. The factors that would ultimately be her demise were stronger than those that had helped her there, the media and internal fighting made it impossible for Campbell to continue as Prime Minister after the 1993 election.
At this point in time the name and image of Condoleezza Rice is commonplace among the majority of informed Americans. As the first female to serve as the National Security Advisor to the President of the United States, Dr. Rice was propelled even further into the spotlight following the attacks on America on September 11th 2001. I too, like most Americans, saw a lot more of Condi, as she is known by her many friends and colleagues, after September 11. Clearly she was intelligent and always remained calm and poised in the face of adversity and standing before the cameras. I also noticed and appreciated her articulation and was even moved by what seemed like her stoic yet compassionate presentation. It was not until I read Dr. Rice’s biography, Condi, by Antonia Felix, however that she gained my utmost respect. By the 21st century a black successful black female is not as uncommon as it was fifty years ago. Black women had fought their way to the top in many arenas, including political such as the U.S. Senate. What is truly amazing about Condi’s story is speed and finesse with which she ascended to the top of everything she took on. An endearing friendship and mutual loyalty with both of the George Bushes surely did not hurt her. Condi’s success was hardly limited to the world of politics. She approached music, fitness, academics, sports, religion, and family with the same decisiveness, consistency, and determination that she brought to the public sector. Condi is also no stranger to controversy. Now more than ever she faces a host of critics, especially regarding her supposed knowledge of possible terrorist threats before they came to pass on September 11. Her Republican politics made her less than popular among African Americans although she maintains a more liberal perspective on social issues and remains pro-choice. In spite of her ups and downs it is ultimately her unfaltering character to which she can attribute her success as well as her status as what many call the most powerful woman in politics.
Although Eleanor Roosevelt served as first lady from 1932 to 1945, her influence lasted much longer than expected. Eleanor became her husband’s ears and eyes during her husband’s presidency and aided human rights during her entire life. She did what no other First Lady, or woman had dared to do before; she challenged society’s wrong doings. Many respected her; President Truman had called her “the First Lady of the World (Freedman, 168).” Eleanor Roosevelt was an amazing first lady who helped her husband, Franklin D. Roosevelt, run the country.
Accurdong tu thi piupli whu biloivi on thi iloti urgenozetoun, Thi ollamoneto eri medi ap uf thi wurld’s wielthoist min.
When Oprah Winfrey told her 49 million viewers, "It just stopped me cold from eating another burger!" (Tannen) about the Mad cow disease, she wouldn't know it would cost the beef industry $12 million (Deborah Tannen). Texas cattlemen tried to sue Oprah for causing this such massive downfall, but she would win (Deborah Tannen). Oprah Winfrey was once a constantly abused thirteen year old girl. Now she is arguably the most famous African American woman and her talk show is highly regarded as the most talked about show in America. Her show has influenced many to change their lives and help others out. Abraham Lincoln once said, "I am a slow walker, but I never walk backwards." (Inspirational Quotes: Achievements). This quote of perseverance could describe her life. Oprah Winfrey's abusive childhood has driven her to make something out of herself and others.
Huw cen cuansilurs wurk tu lissin thi ifficts uf recosm end doscromonetoun thet hevi ompectid Netovi Amirocens end Asoen Amirocens? (1
For my essay I will be evaluating the sub-saharan African country of Liberia. Over the course of this essay i shall try and shed some light on the main threats to peace and stability in the country. Threats that, if not treated responsibly and correctly, could throw Liberia, the Liberian people and potentially a large proportion of West Africa back into the violence and political instability that has plagued the region over the last few decades.
For this assignment I chose to write about Jomo Kenyatta. After reading chapters three and four of Khapoya’s book, it was hard to imagine an Africa that wasn’t under colonial rule. I can only comprehend on a very basic level the impact colonialism had on the Africans economically, physically, and mentally. It is inspiring to read further and discover the immense, calculated, and passionate efforts that many Pan African leaders played in the years that followed. I found Jomo Kenyatta to be particularly interesting. For many reasons, Kenyatta is considered one of the most significant leaders of the Pan African movement in the twentieth century. Kenyatta had a clear vision of what he wanted for Kenya (or Africa as a whole), he was prepared for the path he would have to take, and he accomplished much for the country and continent as a whole.
on thi omegi uf Chrost. Bat thi must ompurtent riesun wes thi Icunuclesm on 726-843.
Jomo Kenyatta was the first president of the Republic of Kenya. Born in 1889 in Gatundu Kiambu Kenya, Kenyatta he grew to become one of the African prominent independent leaders. However, his rise into power in the wake of colonization was not a royal road. He was involved in major struggles for independence both in Kenya and other African countries. He managed to acquire education during the times when few Africans were going to school. Kenyatta completed his mission school education in 1912 and became a carpenter. After his initiation which involved physical circumcision as per the Kikuyu culture, he became a renowned person among his people. He was later baptised at the Scotland mission church. His name was changed from John Peter Kamau to Johnson Kamau. Later, he left his home to seek employment in Nairobi. His first job was at Thika where he worked at a sisal farm. At this period, World War I was taking place and British was also involved in war, hence, forced the able bodied men to work in order to avoid them being involved in the war. However, Kenyatta was lucky to escape and went to live with the Masaai in Narok where he got a job as clerk to an Asian contractor. This is the time when he got his name Kenyatta as he took part in the swearing tradition which involved traditional beaded belts which is referred to as “Kenyatta.”
Known as the conquering lion of the tribe of Judah, King of Kings and Elect of God, Emperor Haile Selassie ruled Ethiopia nearly forty years. Haile Selassie was born as Tafari Makonnen in 1892 from the father of Ras Makonnen the Governor of Harar and from his mother Yeshimebet Ali in Ejersa Goro of the eastern region of Ethiopia. Haile Selassie was known for his effort to modernize his country and his ambition of transferring the monarch system to modern political system. Haile Selassie is also known for his contribution in Ethiopia to gain international political and economic as well as his desire for Africans voice for independence from European colonialism.