“You must be the change you wish to see in the world,” said Gandhi. He was an effective leader in India. However, in Hawai’i, there also was a successful leader who was Kamehameha. Gandhi was an effective leader because he led India's independence movement in the 1930s and 40s by speaking softly and letting the British face down with stirring speeches and nonviolent protest. Kamehameha was an influential leader because he united all the Hawaiian islands and became the first leader of all Hawaiian islands. Kamehameha and Mohandas Gandhi were both similar because they both made a bold move that changed their life, the two leaders were also similar because they were not supposed to be any leader. Lastly, they both made an impact on the society. First, they both made a vivid move that they changed their life like Kamehameha made a bold move by sacrificing the body. Gandhi made a bold move by making a lot of campaigns. Second, they both did not expect to be a leader because Kamehameha even though he was born in the ali’i …show more content…
Kamehameha improved and kept a lot of things. Like he kept the Kapu system, and he collected the taxes in a traditional way. However, he changed a lot of things too. For example, trades with foreigners increased greatly, and he created a law calling it ‘Mamalahoe’ or ‘The splintered paddle.' He also changed has he placed a kapu on young trees to conserve natural resource. Gandhi also kept and changed a lot of things. Gandhi helped the human rights, and he also made an independent movement. Some things he changed was that he made campaigns. He made them help the human rights. He also made India independent from the British. Two things he kept the same were that he kept his mindset the same, and he kept the old cultures the same. For example, he kept his mindset by not giving up even though he was getting a hard