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How did the British government and most governments in the world in the 18th century support itself?
collecting taxes from the populations of their countries
How did the british government support itself in the 18th century?
The British government imposed taxes on the common people. They also influenced the agricultural industry along with trading. Cotton and tobacco also promoted slavery.
Which ideology would support democracy?
Democracy refers to a system of government. The term itself is an ideology.
What are the three parts of the British government?
There are two answers to this. 1) Legislature, Executive, Judiciary 2) The Legislature itself consist of the Commons, the Lords and the Sovereign.
When do taxes go up?
Taxes go up when the government needs more money to support itself. That's what I think.
What was Australia's objective in World War 2?
First to support the British war effort against Germany, then to defend itself against the threat of Japan.
How was China able to isolate itself from Western influence until the nineteenth century?
China was able to isolate itself from Western influence until the nineteenth century primarily through policies such as the strict regulation of foreign trade, the restriction of foreign contact, and the maintenance of a powerful centralized government.
How can government be threatened?
I'm going to try an answer this diplomatically without getting on a soapbox, haha! I think that government can be threatened when the people it has vowed to protect, support and serve no longer support it. It can be threatened when political parties or outside countries deem it weak and insufficient to sustain itself and it falls victim to attack. It can be threatened when the inner system of the government is unable to function due to differences or crimes within itself.
What year did Gandhi boycott British cloth?
He boycotted British goods as an act to free India from Great Britain's rule. This act improved India's government and caused economic struggles in Britain itself.
What was the british involvement during the battle of liege?
During the Battle of Liège in August 1914, British involvement was minimal as the battle primarily involved German and Belgian forces. However, the British government expressed support for Belgium, as it had guaranteed Belgian neutrality. The British Expeditionary Force would later mobilize in response to Germany's invasion of Belgium, but their direct military engagement at Liège was limited. The battle itself served to delay the German advance, allowing the Allies to prepare for further conflict.
Why did Australia taking part in World War 1?
Because Australia was a part of the British Empire, and did not have its own independent foreign policy. Australia's foreign policy was set by the British government, so when the British government declared war, Australia considered itself automatically at war. Even though the Australian government did not make the decision, it still strongly supported Britain. Australians thought of themselves as citizens of the British Empire, and thought that the security of the Empire was important for Australia's own security. Therefore they were happy to challenge Germany when it was viewed as a threat to the Empire.
Do you capitalize monarchy in England?
If a person is referring to the monarchy system of government, it isn't necessary to capitalise it. However, if the person is referring to the British Monarchy itself, then it is proper to capitalise it.
