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How is the us government different from governments in other democratic nations?
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∙ 10y ago
the united states created three main branches of government
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the united states created three main branches of government
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∙ 10y agoThe United States created three main branches of government and gave them checks and balances so that no one branch has unchecked power.
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∙ 6y agothe united states created three main branches of government
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Which statement best explains why democratic governments failed in many European nations after World War 1?
The other countries were really hard on Germany. They wanted the country to suffer and would not give them any breaks.
Is there a government in each state?
Technically yes; pragmatically no. Part of the technical definition of a nation is that it has a governing body or bodies. If nothing else, governing bodies of that sort are needed to enter into treaties with other nations and gain recognition as a nation from other nations. However, some nations (Somalia and Afghanistan, for example) have very weak governments and strong regional forces that produces a more-or-less anarchic state, and other nations are in the midst of civil wars where different nations may recognize different sides in the civil war as the legitimate government.
What did Roosevelt want from the Yalta conference?
churchill wanted free elections and democratic governments in eastern and central Europe especially in Poland
Did most African nations set up their governments after gaining independence?
The new African nations tended to create governments based on European models.
What factors led to the rise of totalitarian leaders after World War 1?
The rise of nationalism was the main factor. This rise in nationalism was brought about by economic collapse in defeated nations. The economic collapse was due to the conditions set in the Treaty of Versailles, which gave the defeated nations weak governments. It was thought this would prevent them from becoming powerful enough nations to be able to start another war.
What type of government did most European nations by 1918?
they had democratic governments.
What key practices among the colonial governments became a part of your nations system of government?
What key practices among the colonial governments became a part of your nations system of government?
Is a democratic government ever justified in using non democratic means to protect itself and ensure its survival?
All nations attempt to justify whatever it takes to protect the nation and ensure survival. That is just true about nations. But democratic governments have the added responsibility of doing so in the open and justifying their actions to the people. That it is the people who are important is what makes a democracy a democracy. In a democracy the government is not the nation, the people are the nation.
How is the US government different from government in other democratic nations?
The United States created three main branches of government and gave them checks and balances so that no one branch has unchecked power.
Which statement best explains why democratic governments failed in many European nations after World War 1?
The other countries were really hard on Germany. They wanted the country to suffer and would not give them any breaks.
How would you compare and contrast the different forms of government adopted by the four nations of The United States India Iran and Saudi Arabia?
Iran has a government similar to the democratic republic of the United States. The government in Turkey is based on separation of powers. Indian government is a secular democratic republic and Saudi Arabia is a monarchy.
South America's government?
Many countries and territories in South America have different governments. However, the Union of South American Nations has made proposals to establish a South American Parliament.
What is an example of Communism?
Current nations that lead a Communist type of government include:People's Republic of ChinaRepublic of CubaLaos People's Democratic RepublicSocialist Republic of Vietnam
Why would Wilson consider a war against Germany to be a war for democracy?
US President Woodrow Wilson, saw the main World War One allies, France and England to be "democratic" nations, even if there were some flaws in how their governments operated. Clearly, not all of the allies had the democratic freedoms of the US. With that said, the main enemy, Germany, was a monarchy run by the Kaiser. There were few democratic features in Germany's government, and with other nations allied with Germany. With that said, it was easy for Wilson to connect the dots and see the war as one where democratic nations were in conflict with non-democratic ones.As an aside, the US has never fought a war against a democratic nation.
What nations have set up a democratic government in the 1900s or 2000s?
some possible nations are ireland, india, algeria, singapore, and nepal
After world war 1 most European nations had what type of government if only temporarily?
democratic.
Why Was It Necessary For African Nations To Set Up Transition Governments?
It was imperative for African nations to set up transition governments in order to have a smooth transition between the colonial government and the African government. The new members of government needed to learn the key elements of their positions before completely taking over.
