Marcus Sandio's Influence On Society

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DRIVEN INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE IN HISTORY
Marcus Garvey, Janina Stupnicka, and Augusto Cesar Sandio’s Influence on Society
Maggie M Whitney
Grant High School

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Abstract
Influential people are driven to accomplish and be a part of what will help societies’ needs. Harriet Beecher Stowe was a driven influential woman who wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which helped lead to the freeing of African American Slaves. Marcus Garvey, Janina Stupnicka, and Augusto Cesar Sandio were also driven and influential to their society. Marcus Garvey was driven

to influence the Africans. Garvey was a public speaker for the Black Nationalism and Pan-Africanism movement. He also founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association. Another influential person who is driven, Janina Stupnicka, was employed during the German occupation where she managed and registered buildings; some of the buildings were in the Warsaw ghetto. While doing so, she helped Jews by smuggling bread, giving temporary refuge, and providing other assistance. A third influential person who was driven is Augusto Cesar Sandino. Augusto wanted to advance the freedoms of other Nicaraguans. He also was a practitioner and fomenter for Latin American revolutionary idealism.

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Everyone has an impact on the world in some shape or form, some more influential than others.

We see these people as role models and look up to how driven they are. Imagine if you could do something enormous that could effect thousands of lives. Harriet Beecher Stowe was someone who did by working hard to achieve her goal of getting African American slaves freed. Also driven and influential in their society were Marcus Garvey, Janina Stupnicka, and Augusto Cesar Sandio. They all have impacts on other’s lives. Influential people are driven to accomplish and be a part of what will help societies’ needs.
Marcus Garvey is also known as “The Negro Moses” because of his driven efforts that successfully gained freedoms for Africans. At age fourteen Marcus lived in Jamaica and became a printer where he eventually learned the skill of public speaking. He later left Jamaica and headed to Central America where he published a few papers and returned back to Jamaica. He did not stay there too long before going to England where he gained knowledge of the frightening imperial and aristocratical power. Garvey once again went back to Jamaica shortly after World War I started. Being a follower of Washington, Garvey wrote to him about his efforts and was later invited to the United States. The racism was bad it led Garvey driven to do something. He organized part of the Universal Negro

Improvement Association which eventually turned into a worldwide movement. Marcus Garvey was driven and now has influenced other people to have the same motivation.
Janina Stupnicka was a courageous, driven woman who helped during