Meeting of the minds historical figures

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Meeting of the Minds Historical Figures Basic Biographies and Methods

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Unit 1, problem 6 historical data

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Meeting of the Minds Historical Figures

Basic Biographies and Methods

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Pharaoh Akhenaton

• Location: Egypt• # of Years Ago: 3,335• Role Challenged:

King, priest, worshiper, woman

• Method: Command• Strengths: Universal,

immediate• Weaknesses:

Dependent upon power

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Command: Giving orders that must be followed.

Modern Examples: Decrees, Laws

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Joan of Arc

• Location: France• # of Years Ago: 580• Role Challenged:

Peasant, female• Method: Direct

confrontation• Strengths: Fast• Weaknesses:

Dangerous

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Direct Confrontation: Attacking a problem head-on

and without compromise.Modern Examples:

Letter/Email writing, Phone Calls, Public Protest

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Galileo Galilei

• Location: Italy• # of Years Ago: 369

• Role Challenged:

Scientist• Method: Subversion• Strengths: Avoids

direct confrontation• Weaknesses: Slow,

indirect

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Subversion: Cleverly undermining authority.

Modern Examples: The Daily Show, Anonymous

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Susan B. Anthony

• Location: Northeast, USA

• # of Years Ago: 105• Role Challenged:

Woman• Method: Founding

Organizations, Civil Disobedience

• Strengths: Long Lifespan, Rational

• Weaknesses: Slow, Dangerous

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Formal Organization: A group of people with an official purpose and a

structure that allows for consistency in leadership

over time. Modern Examples: NAACP, ACLU

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Civil Disobedience: Non-violently and publicly

refusing to obey certain laws in order to make a point.

Modern Examples: WikiLeaks

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Harvey Milk

• Location: California• # of Years Ago: 33• Role Challenged:

Homosexuals• Method: Building

Coalitions• Strengths: Diverse,

large, relatively quick

• Weaknesses: Hard to maintain

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Coalition: A temporary partnership between

separate groups to achieve a common goal.

Modern Examples: “The Coalition of the Willing”

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Comparison of Historical Figures

Figure Success achieved during lifetime

Challenge caused early death

Significant lasting impact on society

Some lasting impact on society

No lasting impact on society

Pharaoh Akhenaton

Joan of Arc

Galileo Galilei

Susan B. Anthony

Harvey Milk