Use the links below to help you do your Leadership research. Remember, you are to focus on the economical, social, political, and cultural aspects of your leader.

Arisotle--Philosophy Pages; UC Berkeley; Hellenistic Philosophy;

Simon Bolivar--Brief history; Biblioteca Virtual de Simon Bolivar; Military heritage;

Dwight D. Eisenhower--White House Biography; Presidential Library; Biography with photos, etc; 

Stephen J. Gould--Unofficial Archives; Stanford University; 

Ernest Hemingway--Nobel Prize; General information (photos, etc); Hemingway Resource Center; 

Emperor Hirohito--PBS; Spartacus; HyperHistory;

Adolf Hitler--Spartacus; WWII; the History Place;

Thomas Jefferson--White House; Jefferson's Montecello; University of Virginia;

John Locke--Stanford; Oregon State; Blue Pete;

James Madison--White House; University of Virginia; Miller Center for Public Affairs;

Mao Tse Tong (Mao Zedong)--Spartacus; Marxists Internet Archive; Asia Source;

Mother Teresa--Nobel Prize; Global Catholic Network; Mother Teresa Center;

Benito Mussolini--Spartacus; "killer file"; PBS;

Pablo Neruda--Nobel Prize; Academy of American Poets; Biography;

Louis Pasteur--University of Louisville; Access Excellence; Answers;

George Patton--General Information; Spartacus; George Patton Museum;

Evita (Eva) Peron--Eva Peron Foundation; Noteable Biographies; General Information;

Pablo Picasso--Artchive; Picasso Project; General information;

Plato--Philosophy Pages; Greek Philosophy; Stanford; 

Eleanor Roosevelt--White House; FDR Library; PBS; 

Franklin D. Roosevelt--White House:  FDR Library; Internet Public Library; 

Theodore Roosevelt--White House; Nobel Prize; Miller Center for Public Affairs; 

Jean Jacques Rousseau--Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy; World Civilizations; Philosophy Pages; 

Gertrude Stein--General information; American Academy of Poets; University of Pennsylvania; 

Eli Whitney--Invent.org; MIT (Mass. Institute of Technology); Eli Whitney Museum and Workshop;