Outline and the research for so far

Thesis Statement

What made Margaret Thatcher a great leader? There are three representative stances in her leadership that are significant.

Ⅰ. Introduction

 A. Introducing Margaret Thatcher’s background, and the situation of Britain of that time.

 B. What Margaret Thatcher achieved to do when she was the leader of the country.

 (C. Her famous words, and her actions analysis.)

Ⅱ. Her social reputation and the relations with her leadership stances

  A. Her reputation before being elected as the leader of the country, and what she was like when

she was still just a mother, and a wife. (Whether she had any characteristic as a leader)

  B. The reason why she was elected as the Prime Minister. (Whether she had any characteristic as a

leader)

Ⅲ. The preparation she had done to become the leader.

Ⅳ. Her representative stances as a leader.

  A. Passion

  B. Determination

  C. Confidence

Ⅴ. Conclusion

  A. Summary of the analysis

  B. Restate the thesis

I went through some research about Thatcher this week as well, and found some facts that I never given thought of. I was reading a book called "The survival of women"(This is a Japanese book, so I simply translated the book title into English.) The book argues about how the women's status converted with the times. It partly talked about one of Thatcher's policies. Thatcher was one of the conservative party member, but in those days, the conservative party was more innovative than the other party, and the other party was more defensive at the time. This contributes to each of the party's stance. Moreover, Thatcher was not a sexist, but neither maintained feminism. She thought that whatever the gender they are, it depends on one's ability. In some ways, I think she is somewhat exclusive, but has a point in what she says. The more I learn about her, the more I understand the passion, determination, and the confidence in her leadership.