Title: Benazir Bhutto
1Benazir Bhutto
- Changing Politics in Pakistan.
- By Luke Jackson
- Period 3/4 Ms. Saba
Prime Minester from (19881990, 19931996) Born
June 21, 1953 Died December 27, 2007
2Time Line
Early Life
At age 16 Benazir Bhutto went to study at
Harvard's Radcliffe College. After achieving her
undergraduate degree she moved on to England's
Oxford University
In 1977 Benazir Bhuttos father Zulfikar Ali
Bhutto was elected prime minister but shortly
after was arrested as a military coup took power.
Two years after, Benazir Bhuttos father was
executed by hanging.
Benazir Bhutto was born June 21, 1953 into a
political family
3Time Line
Mid-Life
Later-Life
On December 1, 2007 Benazir Bhutto was assonated
coming back from an election rally
Two years into her first term, President Ghulam
Ishaq Khan dismissed Bhutto from office
- In 1993 Benazir Bhuttp was re-elected as Prime
Minister.
Benazir Bhutto was elected as prime minister in
1988 at age 35,
4This Map Shows Where Benazir Bhutto was
Assassinated
5Karachi, Pakistan, Where Benazir Bhutto was born
6Best Known For
- Benazir Bhutto was best know for being an
advocate for democracy in Pakistan and other
Islam countries. - Benazir Bhutto was Prime Minister in Pakistan.
7Facts About Benazir Bhutto
- She never wore a burqa.
- Benazirs father was hung in 1979 by the military
government of General Zia Ul Haq. - Benazir Bhutto was arrested many times.
- She was dismissed only two years into her first
term as Prime Minister. -
8Growing up in Karachi, Pakistan
- Schooling
- Benazir Bhutto was taught hard work by her
parents in her early when she had to take care of
her siblings when her parents were away.Her had
work helped her pull through to be a great prime
minister a visionary in the future. She left her
home early in her life at sixteen to go to
Harvards Radcliffe College. - When she was young Benazir would refuse to where
a burqa (a long, loose garment covering the whole
body, worn in public by many Muslim women.) -
9Rebellious Benazir Bhutto
- Benazir Bhutto was a very rebellious person
starting when she was young. She refused to wear
the burqa which according to Islam was expected
of women in Pakistan. She went against the
government and the Islamic religion by going out
in public with out her burqa. It only made sense
that she would be such a large advocate for
democracy. She went against thoughts of a Islamic
country never being able to become free and
secure.
10Studies and Education
- Benazir Bhutto studied at Harvard's Radcliffe
College were she obtained her undergraduate
degree. She later moved on to England's Oxford
University.
11Life as a Prime Minister
- Becoming a Prime Minister in Pakistan isnt very
easy especially because benazir Bhutto was a
women who fought for democracy. Although many
Muslims liked Benazir Bhutto there was still many
extremists who didnt want her to succeed with
her transformation. She was thrown out of office
and yelled at in protest and all the hatred came
down to Benazir Bhutto being shot. December 1,
2007 Benazir Bhutto was assassinated before being
elected into office again. Beanzir Bhutto was so
amazing for the people of Pakistan that the only
way she could be stopped was to be killed and she
new it.
12Defining Moment
- Benazir Bhutto returns to Pakistan. Her second
term ended as prime minister from faulty
corruption charges. Benazir new even more than
ever that changing Pakistan would be the hardest
thing she will ever do. As her place in office
came crumbling down before her because of
president of Pakistan Leghari she never stopped
fighting for what was right. Being stopped was
Benazirs largest motivation.
13Key Political Events
- President Leghari dismissed bhutto from office.
- Golf War
- Vietnam War
- War On Terror
14Benazir Bhutto and the P.P.P.
- The P.P.P. (Pakistan Peoples Party) was formed
for a democratic Pakistan. The P.P.P. was created
by Benazirs father, Ali Bhutto. After Ali Bhutto
died Benazir took over the leader-ship of the
P.P.P. While Benazir was running for prime
minister in 1988 the P.P.P. was a major supporter
of hers. The P.P.P. was very important for
Benazirs overall political success.
15Popular Culture
- A burqa was and still is very important for
Pakistani women to wear. - Nai Umangein was a musician during the time when
Benazir Bhutto was becoming prime minister. - King Kong was a popular movie at that time as
well as other American music, movies, and
celebrities like Michael Jackson and Madonna.
16Major Contributions to Pakistan Goverment
- Benazir Bhutto showed that Pakistan could be
democratic. Benazir Bhutto extremely changed
politics for women.
17National ParliamentTable and Analysis
- After Benazir Bhutto was elected as Prime
Minister in 1988 women in the Parliament more
than doubled showing how large the impact from
benazir had on freedom and democratic politics in
Pakistan. Although the numbers are not extreme,
Bhutto still really helped Pakistan start to form
a democratic country.
18Family Legacy
19National Parliament Graph
20Benazir Bhutto Quotes
- Democracy is necessary to peace and to
undermining the forces of terrorism. - Right now, they feel they have lost their voice,
and their miseries have increased since my
departure. - The government I led gave ordinary people peace,
security, dignity, and opportunity to progress.
21Bibliography
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I used this web site to find information for my
time line. - http//blog.lib.umn.edu/raim0007/wost3307/benazir_
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- http//newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/44323000/gif
/_44323429_rawalpindi_bhutto_map.gif I used this
web site for a map to show where Benazir Bhutto
was assonated.