leaders of government group 2

  • 522

    Darius 1

    Feudal Monarch: King
    Persia
    September 522 BCE to October 486 BCE (35 years)
    Attempted to conquer Greece and failed several times
    Bio→ The son of Hystaspes; Darius claimed that he was restoring kingship to the rightful Achaemenid house; imposed his rule by force; rebels in the Egypt country were Darius visited and killed all rebels because of Insubordination.
  • Oct 19, 1162

    Genghis Khan

    Empire: Warrior, Military Leader
    Mongolia
    1162-1227
    -He brought the Mongol name to the outer world, and made them a fearsome horde; He fought and conquered almost all of the Eurasian Steppe Plains.
  • Oct 19, 1500

    Hatshepsut

    Theocracy
    Egypt
    Around 1500 BC-1468 BC
    Was the only woman to ever become pharaoh. She created statues of the sphinx with her face on it. She had images of a journey carved on the wall of the temple she was buried in.
  • Oct 19, 1509

    Henry VII

    Constitutional Monarchy: King, and Emperor
    England
    1509-1547
    He took the throne at age 17, over the next 15 years he fought wars with france. He was a very active king when he ruled.
  • Jan 15, 1558

    Elizabeth 1

    Constitutional Monarchy: Queen
    •England
    •1558-1603(44 years)
    •Bio→ Daughter of King Henry VII;She is the queen of the monarch of England; Accused of being part of a Protestant rebellion;she expanded england overseas; She defeated the Spanish Armada
  • Oliver Cromwell

    Oliver Cromwell, military leader,council of state
    England
    1640-1649
    Was the lord protector of England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland during the republican commonwealth
  • Indira Gandhi

    Parliamentary Constitutional Republic: Prime Minister of India.
    Indiarederick The Great; Feudalism Empire: King
    Germany
    31 May 1740-17 August 1786
    Conquered a lot of territory from Prussia; Won th
    1966-1984
    Signed the Shimla Agreement, agreeing to resolve the dispute of Kashmir by peaceful mean; Help create the new nation of Bangladesh; Led the Green Revolution.
  • Adolf Hitler

    Fascist, Dictator
    Germany
    1933-1945
    He initiated World War II. Hitler invaded poland and that caused Britain and France to declare war on Germany. Hitler also started the Holocaust, he held Jews in a concentration camp while they awaited their death.
  • Winston Churchill

    Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill, Prime Minister
    British
    1940-1945
    Rallied the british people during WWII and led his country from the brink of defeat to victory
  • Ho chi Minh

    Communism
    Vietnam
    1945-1969
    Vietnamese nationalist and revolutionary leader and president of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.
  • Saddam Hussein

    Dictatorship

    Iraq
    July 16, 1979- April 9, 2003
    He was the fifth president of Iraq, a leading member of Arab Socialist Ba’ath Party. Throught the 1970’s, Saddam cemented his authority over the apparatuses of government. He was widely condemned in the west for the brutality of his dictatorship.
  • Mikhail Gorbachev

    Communism: General Secretary of the Soviet Union
    Russia
    1990-1991
    Won the Nobel Peace Prize; Grammy; Indira Gandhi Prize; Elected the First President of Russia.
  • Vicente Fox

    Federal Republic: President
    • Mexico
    •2000-2006
    •Bio→ Fox’s proposals, particularly his plans to increase taxes as part of sweeping reforms to stabilize the Mexican economy and banking system
  • Cleisthenes

    Cleisthenes, Ancient Greek ruler
    508-570 BC
    Increased size of the council that governed Athens to 500, and he recognized Athenian tribes on a geographical rather than families basis
  • Cyrus the Great

    Cyrus the Great, King of Prussia, Emperor
    Iranian
    529-580 BC
    Defeated the Median army and united the Persians and medians under his rule
  • Diocletian

    Diocletian: Empire: Emperor, Military Commander
    Roman
    284 CE to 305 CE
    Bio→ Diocletian was a son in a poor family; He rose through the ranks of the military with the highest position; His co-emperor Carinus was assassinated by their own officer; Diocletian took another huge step and found the “Tetrarchy” (the rule of four), known for a very harsh persecution of the Christians.