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Q)* Dear students
We have read about different leaders who led the French revolution and Russian Revolution.
*Just imagine if you were a leader of some movement and you had to influence and convince masses for revolution!*

Write a speech - it may include slogans, poem, or any creative method to communicate with people and present it in your online History class next week.

Time duration for speech is 3-5 minutes.*

(Assessment criteria - Content, Creativity, Presentation)

Answer 1

Answer:

i cant give whole speech but....here it is

Explanation:

As leaders, we do a lot. We inspire. We mediate. We decide. We direct. And we do countless other things as part of a day's work. Along with all of this, however, we have another job--one that is sometimes obvious, sometimes subtle--that is always part of what we are doing. That job is influencing other people.

Influence is the ability to persuade someone to think or act in the way you want. This ability is an essential part of leadership. After all, someone who can't convince people of things isn't a leader--no one is following him or her. Therefore, it's important for an effective leader to understand influence. That way, he or she can use this understanding to become even more skilled at getting things done.

Influencing people is something leaders do on many levels with many different people. All of us try to influence almost everyone we meet in different ways--we try to convince people to like us or to leave us alone, to sign our petition or to think about the educational system. Here are some other things a leader might try to convince people to do:

"Join our coalition"

"Give us money"

"Respect our group"

"Work harder"

"Stop smoking"

"Support youth in the arts"

this might be 3-5 i guess