Nicco Machiavelli´s PrinceThoery: Elizabeth I and Catherine the Great

Niccolo Machiavelli is an Italian philosopher of Renaissance. Machiavelli wrote "Prince" and was fully acknowledged. The prince put together all the actions of how the prince should act. Machiavelli said: "Prince needs to take bondage and evil to succeed, Prince needs to learn how to fight law and strength to succeed." Prince is also a half-beast and a half We need to play humans. The prince should also be like two kinds of animals, a fox and a lion.

Niccolo Machiavelli lived in Florence, Italy, in the 1400 's. Italian states are divided into city states with their own leaders, but they all promise to unite with their king. Machiavelli has the theory that humans need leaders to rule them, in order to develop the town and to help the great leaders need the development of the country. In his book "Prince" he is talking about the perfect leader. I think people are not inherently good or evil. When a child comes out of a mother, I can not judge whether the child will be a serial killer or a Nobel Peace Prize.

The important share of the great leaders of history is women: Queen Hatshepsut of Egypt and Cleopatra of Egypt, Queen of Wu Zetian of China, Isabella of Castile, Elizabeth I of the United Kingdom, Catherine of Russia and Maria Theresia of Austria. Of course, but I have been ignored things like Mary, the success rate of women who came to power in the monarchy was very high. Political psychologists' research pointed out possible explanations. Scholars, women are superior to the consensus as compared to men, we found that there is a tendency to have other useful skills in leadership. If so, why is a female political leader not so impressive in the era of democracy? Margaret Thatcher is a revolutionary figure, but in countries such as Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Philippines, Indonesia, women have always been an ordinary prime minister or president. Usually, they are not addressing the urgent needs of women in these countries.

Elizabeth I of England and Catherine of Russia both overcome gender discrimination to effectively rule over Elizabeth tried to demonstrate a model of virtue and wisdom, using her position as a diplomatic woman as a unmarried woman It was. I proved my power with her army