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Wilberforce was born in1759 in Hull. He becameMember of
Parliament for
Hull and later Yorkshire.Wilberforce campaigned foralmost twenty
years to get
a Bill passed in Parliamentto bring an end the
BritishTransatlantic Slave Trade.
The campaign becamevery popular with the Britishpublic but there
were many
who opposed the campaign.Abolition was finally achieved on 25th
March, 1807.
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IAM
WILBER
FORCE
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Leadership 9
Communication 10
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Martin Luther King Jrwas one the leaders ofthe American Civil
RightsMovement in the 1960s.This was the campaign forAfrican
Americans to havethe same rights as WhiteAmericans, such as
theright to a secret vote andto end racial segregationand mass acts
of violenceagainst African Americansgoing unpunished. King wasshot
on 4 April 1968 by an opponent of his campaignbut the campaign
continued.
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LUTHER
KING
JR
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Planning & resources 7
Leadership 10
Communication 7
Global significance 5
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Mrs Pankhurst was oneof the founders and leadersof the campaign
for the
right for women to vote.She was often imprisonedfor her violent
tactics.
She founded the Women'sSocial and Political Union.During the
First World War
Mrs Pankhurst alsoencouraged womento take over men's jobs.
In 1918 women over30 were given the vote.
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LINE
PANKH
URST
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Planning & resources 8
Leadership 8
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Brain Haw is an anti-warprotester who has lived inParliament
Square, London
since June 2001. When hefirst began his protest hewas
campaigning against
the economic sanctions onIraq. Since 11 September2001 he
campaigns for
peace in the 'war on terror'and for the innocent peoplewho
suffer and die in other
countries because of militaryinvolvement from the UK and US.
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BRIAN
HAW
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Planning & resources 5
Leadership 6
Communication 5
Global significance 7
Impact 3
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Lillian Bilocca, known asBig Lil, was a fishermanswife from
Hull's Hessle
Road fishing community.In 1968 three Hull fishingboats sank in
storms near
Iceland soon after eachother and 58 men drowned.Bilocca believed
more
could have been doneto prevent these tragediesand led a
successful
national campaign to improvesafety on British trawlers.
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IAN
BILO
CCA
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Anti-Slavery Internationalis a UK based charity whichcampaigns
at local, nationaland international levels toend the slavery which
stillexists around the worldtoday. Anti-SlaveryInternational aims
to raiseawareness of the existenceof slavery, research whereand to
what extent slaveryexists and lobbygovernments andintergovernmental
bodies to make ending slaverya priority and work towards
eradicating it.
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AVERY
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Mahatma Gandhi was theleader of the Indiannationalist
movement.He campaigned for Indiato be independent of Britishrule.
He consistently usednon-violent methods tocampaign for this
socialand political change andencouraged religiousintegration. He
wasinfluential throughout theworld and is considered thefather of
his country, India.Indian independence was achieved in 1947.
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TMA
GAN
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Diana, Princess of Walesused her high profile and themass media
attention shereceived to highlight thecampaign for an
internationalban on the use of landmines.She visited countries
wherewars had left unexplodedbombs littered around ruraland urban
areas and spoketo victims of landmineexplosions. Diana died
inAugust 1997 but a year afterher death the Ottawa Mine Ban Treaty
was signedby the British Government and 121 other countries.
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OFWALES
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Communication 8
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Impact 8
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