What was Walt Disney's Area of influence?
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BY INFLUENCING THE YOUTH OF AMERICA AS WELL AS THE REST OF THE WORLD, DISNEY IMBEDDED HIS IDEAS OF HUMOUR, BEHAVIOUR AND INTERACTION WITH OTHERS INTO THE MINDS OF CHILDREN THAT LASTED WELL INTO ADULTHOOD.
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Mostly economic and social factors relate to theme parks.  What's the audience you're trying to attract?  How does a theme park fit into their lifestyle?\n\nPolitics only affects things in terms of zoning and taxes.\nTechnology only affects the business in that you need to be current in the rides and systems you use in designing and building a park.\n\nObviously, they all apply but economic and social factors are the biggest with a theme park.
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I wouldn;t deny that someone like Bill Gates presence would definatley have an influence on me. But the fascinating thing is about the nature of such an influence that makes it so influential? But then would Bill gates office security guard act in the same way that we would? With time this security guard having seen him passing by and in and out of the office would eventually become numb to the aura of influential presence relative in the media sense. Seeing him face to face he would notice the texture of his skin facial features and wonder what the hype is all about. So i suppose the media would then play a strong role in influencing our perception. T.V and pictures by their very nature deprive us of any sense of informed consent. And it would be at the point that we would be most suspectible to such an influence. At the end of the day Bill gates probably values some of the same things for his own children than a father in afghanistan. We can often ( which includes you and me) be swayed into defining reality based on our experiences. With our experiences moulded based on our perception. And spending half our lives infront of the a T.V we would have little left to hang on to control our own perception.
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=I understand that Walt Disney has himself frozen and if they find a cure they will awaken him.  Happy Thanksgiving
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Our influence on other countries is definitely imperialism.  We have used the assets of other countries,  keeping rulers in power in those countries because they are friendly to us.  Allowing those rulers to get rich, leaving the people of their nations poor.\nConsuming the assets of all these nations to benefit a select, international group.  Global culture would be a wonderful thing, but that is not what is going on now.  What is happening with the World Monetary Fund and the one world movement is domination by international corporations, with no allowance for human rights, labor rights, environmental concerns or for human beings.  Only for capital.  US is just leading the way for international corporate domination of the world.
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1. No, because DisneyLand never appeared in Orlando. It appeared in Anaheim, California and not even Walt Disney World appeared in Orlando. It appeared in Lake Buena Vista, Florida (Orlando is right outside.)\n\n2. No, because "with no one creative behind them" is very untrue. Walt Disney and his fellow Imagineers were all very creative.\n\n3. No, because this statement makes no sense.
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After having lost the rights to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Disney had to develop a new "star". Most Disney biographies state that Walt came up with a mouse character on his trip back from New York. It is debated whether it was he, or Ub Iwerks who actually designed the mouse (which basically looked like Oswald, but with round instead of long ears). The first films were animated by Iwerks, his name was prominently featured on the title cards. The mouse was originally named "Mortimer", but later christened "Mickey Mouse" by Lillian Disney.
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Mickey Mouse, everbody knows him, if there is a poll or something of any kind, He'll be voted until the voting variables overflow. \nMICKEY. He'll be the best, loving ruler ever.
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I would say the television would be the biggest influence.  A lot of Americans follow the televised and printed news as gospel and allow that to shape the way they feel about social issues. There are also the movies and TV which promote a certain type of lifestyles and people do not look at them as fantasy but as the way they should live or should want to live.  I think very few take influences directly from personal experience or research, most take it from hours and hours of TV.
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According to Disney he is a cricket.  Disney should be the only one that counts.
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Actually most of them are not original ideas. Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, Snow White, Aladin, The Little Mermaid. All of these where fairytales/folklore before Disney got to them.
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Walt Disney made a number of cartoons during the war to keep up morale?
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Disney did it to make him as human as possible
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Many characters continue after the originator has passed. Disney was the voice for Mickey Mouse for many years, but passed the torch on to another man. The characters are animated by teams of people who come up with new ideas for how they perform. Walt didn't animate hardly anything from Snow White onward; he directed his people what he wanted.\n\nAnother example is the Muppets. Jim Henson was the voice for many characters and after he passed away other performers took over the roles. The Muppets are still a valuable commodity and continue to entertain.
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Walt Disney (Disney), Bill Gates (Microsoft), Most U.S. Presidents, Jack Welch (GE), Lee Iacocca. (Chrysler)
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I think Franklin Delano Roosevelt, because his influence is still felt today.  Social programs, foreign policy are still around 61 years after his death.  I think Woodrow Wilson was very influential with his idea for the League of Nations.  Theodore Roosevelt for his belief in the environment and the national park system.  Eisenhower because of the interstate system.  Nixon because we learned that the President was not infallible.  James Monroe because of his writing of the US Constitution.  Thomas Jefferson because of his brilliance and his gift of books that became the Library of Congress.   That's my list.
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Influence on what? \n\nEuropean policies have wide ranging implications for all member states in all sorts of fields - business, health and safety, educations, welfare rights, employment, inheritance, transport, building regulations, even down to the size of sugar lumps and teabags. \n\nNational policies need to take into account any Directives or Regulations from the EU and any decisions made in the European Courts but also include policies specific to the country concerned. At present, there is not as much steer from Europe over defence and foreign policy, well, at least until the constitution for Europe is accepted so national governments are comparatively free to devise their own policies in these areas. \n\nRegarding local government, responsibility for local tax gathering and spending has been devolved to local councils but I think you should consider devolution in Scotland for example as an indication of local government that has been devolved to the most local level. \n\nHope this was what you meant!