The ways in which males show their anger, feel the need to prove their power, and respect alpha males are the same amongst both species. Male dominance over females, killing, and raping are seen amongst both species as well. What we do know is that the similarities in male humans and chimpanzees is so apparent that it is almost disturbing at times. For the majority, violence in chimpanzees is connected to the alpha males. The domination of the alpha over the rest of the group and the respect that they get is very apparent upon studying chimpanzees.
Male chimpanzees compete for the alpha status.
Only the strongest and smartest males even have a chance at being an alpha, or even near alpha status. Alpha males control who is in the group and where the group will live. They also protect the others from dangers and threats. Chimpanzees show anger through body movements and vocal noises. Their aggressive behavior is easy to read and they are feared and respected for it.