Ho Chi Minh was the first president of Vietnam; he was very educated since he had studied in Vietnam, USA, Paris, and Moscow and also could speak the Chinese language, French and Vietnamese. He joined Vietnam’s politics in 1935 as a member of the political bureau of the communist party of Vietnam and later would become the PM, president, and minister. Then he quite all to become the president till his death. He was very liked by Vietnamese and that why he remained in power for a very long time. He worked for the Vietnamese people so hard that he even worked hard to make Vietnam a free state hence leading Vietnam to attain independence from France. Ho Chi Minh was not a dictator, but his people loved him as an effective leader despite people from outside not liking him. He freed Vietnam in both the North and the south from French rule. His effort led to the unification of North and south despite him not being able to witness this unification. Ho Chi Minh. Ho Chi became an effective leader when he led the country to be freed by their colonizers

Kim II-Sung was the first leader of North Korea; he joined the communist group when he had his family fled to Manchuria (Modern day China) from the suppressive times under the Japanese control. On returning to North Korea he joined the Korea guerrilla resistant to fight the Japanese, this is when the Soviet Union noticed his military skills and trained him, later he joined the communist party. After the cold war ended Americans occupied South Korea while the Russians occupied North Korea. After becoming the leader Koreans workers communist party, he launched a series of attack on South Korea that sparked the Korean War. None of the two won hence causing division between south and North Korea. Kim destroyed all his opposition rulers after thus becoming the only ruler of North Korea. Kim destroyed all his opposition rulers after the hence becoming the sole ruler of North Korea. North Korea was under the communist rule where through Kim’s dictatorship, his government controlled all factories and all products. Kim was over ambitious and wanted to build North Koreas economy without relying on foreign aid, this uplifted north Korea’s economy for the 1st few years but later its economy became stagnant while that of South Korea proliferated. North Korea was under the communist rule where through Kim’s dictatorship, his government controlled all factories and all products. Kim was over ambitious and wanted to build North Koreas economy without relying on foreign aid, this uplifted North Korea’s economy for the 1^st few years but later its economy became stagnant while that of South Korea proliferated. China was creating economic ties with other countries while North Korea remained isolated due to Kim dictatorship leadership. Kim controlled all aspects of life and instilled fear in all the citizens. Through his dictatorship leadership, the hope of uniting North and South Korea was lost. He also did not wish to rely on a foreign aid to develop his country which saw other countries like North Korea rise above North Korea. Kim also refused to form economic ties with countries like China; all these failures saw his country remain stagnant in economic growth.

Benito Mussolini was an Italian prime minister who became a dictatorship in 1925. Before he was a journalist, who becomes very popular and at first opposed Italy participation in the 1^st world war. Later Benito supported the war and was expelled by the party. He advocated for the rise of dictatorship to help deal with Italy’s economic and political problem. In 1922 he became the youngest prime minister. Through is a party is planned to build a movement that would help him politically and economically to rise to power. The country suffered high taxes, high spending, and high military debts. Chaos erupted, and he saw that he would not remain in power for long, he reduced taxes removed trade barriers, and this saw Italy’s economy proliferate. He appealed to poor by caring for the orphans and the poor hence showing them he was the solution to their problems. Mussolini was not an effective leader because an all he worked for was how to remain in power for a long time. Mussolini was an ineffective leader by making people pay massive taxes.

Fidel Castrol was a communist leader who ruled Cuba for 50 years. He was resilient which saw him ran for election in Cuba which never happened and later he led a revolution which led to his arrest and sending 15 years in jail, and later he exiled to Mexico. He later organized a rebellion and later took over the government as the prime minister. He was a committed and passionate leader who abolished discrimination, provided employment, build a school and advanced medical sector of Cuba. Foreign countries did not like him, but he worked to uplift the lives of his people. Castro was an effective leader who led an uprising to take over the government and built schools, hospitals and abolished discrimination. He was able to come up with policies that ensured that the health sector becomes among the best in the world. He ensured that all hospitals had the necessary resources to treat the patients. He was able to oppose the US which tried to control how he rules Cuba. Castro was an effective leader who developed his country despite not being loved by countries that thought he was not a good leader.

Deng Xiaoping becomes the leader OF China in 1978 who ended the Cultural Revolution that almost ruined China by causing a cultural discontinuity. He led Chinese economic reform that helped China uplift 1.2 billion people out of poverty through this big success China become the 2^nd largest economic entity in the world in 2010, and the GDP has been increasing since the economic reform (Kai, 2016). The poverty level has also been rising since 1978 due to the Deng principles. Ineffective policies bring poverty that the government in place has toward development. The advisory committee proposed by Deng became the highest organ in China that helps China out of the Cultural Revolution. Deng Xiaoping was an effective leader who through is the success of leading the Chinese economic reform, China uplifted more than 1.2 billion people from poverty, and since then the Chinese economy has been growing hence in 2010 being ranked the 2^nd largest economy in the world. Failure to impose an opinion, Deng Xiaoping was an effective leader by failing to learn from the mistake from the Soviet Union.