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No and No. No individual state actor, including the United States has the right to choose what regimes rule over which people. This is the concept of national sovereignty, that each group of people who form their own nation have the right to decide what government they want to rule over them, and if it is a despotic one, they have that right.
What else can I help you with?
What is the significance of the US Constitution's right to overthrow the government?
The US Constitution's right to overthrow the government, as outlined in the Declaration of Independence, serves as a safeguard against tyranny and oppression. It allows citizens to resist a government that violates their rights and to establish a new government that better represents their interests. This right reflects the principle of popular sovereignty and the belief that government should derive its power from the consent of the governed.
Attempting to overthrow the US government is?
Sedition.. :) :)
Why was the US against dictatorship?
The US policy against dictatorships has not been consistent. The US has supported dictatorships and it has overthrown them. Generally, when the US opposes dictatorships it generally opposes them on one of three grounds:The system of rule is non-democratic and, therefore, unfair to its citizens.The dictatorship blatantly disregards human rights.The dictatorship has embraced some political ideology such as Communism or Islamism that US opposes.If you have a specific case in mind, please resubmit the question clarifying what that case is.
Why was the US determined to overthrow the regime of Fidel Castro?
The US wasn't....
What measures did the US take in order to protect the free world from the threat of Communism?
Well, whenever a communist state was trying to gain power, or rebels who were communist tried to free themselves from dictatorships, the US either sent troops to stop them, or by funding right-wing dictatorships who killed the people themselves (ex. Guatemala, El Salvador, Argentina, Venezuela, Austria, Germany, Paraguay, and others.)
Which statement most closely expresses the justification for revolution as presented in the US Declaration of Independence?
People have the right to overthrow their government if it fails to protect their rights and property.
What was the role of the United States with south America?
The role of the US as always - one of interference in the internal matters of countries, supporting right wing dictatorships, invasion of countries when it suited them. Providing "aid" with strings attached.
Why did the us attempt to overthrow monarchy mazarin ultimately fail?
The US attempt to overthrow monarchy Mazarin did ultimately fail because he was very popular with the people and had a well organized army.
How was World War 2 a war for democracy?
It was fought by democracies such as the UK, US and France against the aggressive dictatorships in Germany, Italy and Japan, although the Allies also included some notable dictatorships such as the USSR and China.
What Cuban invasion attempted to overthrow Castro?
The Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba under US president Kennedy attempted to overthrow Castro.
Why did the US adopt an interventionist role in global politics?
Because the U.S. felt as one of the most powerful countries in the world, they had to help other countries and help other people who's government doesn't stand for freedom as much as they should.
Does the US have a responsibility to help police the world?
No. No official responsibility.
