The Vietnamese led independence movements against the Chinese.
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Lincolns <span>Leadership was key to the North’s victory in the Civil War
</span><span>As a commander in chief Lincoln was soon noted for vigorous measures, sometimes at odds with the Constitution and often at odds with the ideas of his military commanders. Lincoln tried throughout the war to keep the Republican party together and never consistently favored one faction in the party over another.
Democrats accused Lincoln of being a tyrant because he proscribed civil liberties. Democrats exaggerated Lincoln's suppression of civil liberties, in part because wartime prosperity robbed them of economic issues and in part because Lincoln handled the slavery issue so skillfully.
The Constitution protected slavery in peace, but in war, Lincoln came to believe, the commander in chief could abolish slavery as a military necessity. By 1864, Democrats and Republicans differed clearly in their platforms on the race issue: Lincoln's endorsed the 13TH Amendment to the Constitution abolishing slavery, whereas McClellan's pledged to return to the South the rights it had had in 1860. </span>
Answer:
Option c. Planned change
Explanation:
Types of change
1. unplanned chang/ change by drift
2. planned change
Reasons for Change in organizations
1. Change is done so as to solve some problem or issues arising.
2. Change is done so as to make work procedures more efficient.
3. Change so as to limit workload that are not necessary.
Planned change
This is simply regarded as thorough, intentional effort that has been put in place so as an event or something to occur or happen.
When compared to accidental change or change by drift, it emanated from a well thought through/over and intentioal effort to make sure something occur. More often, change is an intended, purposeful effort/attempt or thought over plan by an people or group.
Change agent
This is an individual well versed in theory and implementation of change, this factor will often determine success of change. Example: manager.
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