Question

Orphaned at an early age, Native American leader Tecumseh spent his childhood watching frontiersman invade the native land. His brother raised him to be a warrior, but it is said that he was so terrified during his first battle, he ran away. By 15 he was tired of seeing the settlers pushing the natives off their land and had joined a band of Shawnee attacking settler’s flatboats along the Ohio River. He later became known as one of the great Native American leaders. The story of Tecumseh could be used as an example of what kind of leadership theory?

Great Man theory

Great Man theory

trait theory

trait theory

behavioral theory

behavioral theory

transactional theory

Answer 1

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The story of Tecumseh could be used as an example of trait theory in leadership. Trait theory focuses on identifying the personal traits and characteristics of individuals that make them effective leaders. In Tecumseh's case, his early experiences and upbringing, as well as his determination to protect his people and their land, highlight certain traits such as bravery, resilience, and a strong sense of justice that contributed to his emergence as a great Native American leader.