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To which branch of government did colonial gentry turn to defend their own interests?
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The colonial gentry turned to the Assembly, or the lower legislative house, to defend their own interests. The colonial legislature had many titles throughout its history, such as the House of Delegates, House of Burgesses, or Assembly of Freemen.
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The US government intervenes to?
Defend the interests of the US capitalist class.
What is a military?
A military is a part of a government. It is authorized to use lethal force, and weapons to defend and support the interests of a state or country.
In a country where the gap between rich and poor widens the government often?
Continues to defend the interests of the super-rich
Colonial Georgia's responsibilities?
they had to defend their land
What is the definition of government failure?
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What are the responsiblities of the british army?
To defend the interests of the United Kingdom.
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Militarism is the belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests .
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What best characterizes the colonial militia?
They fought mostly to defend their region.
What is the characterizes the colonial militia?
They fought mostly to defend theit region.
What the government do in a socialist country?
Set prices for goods and services.
What is the difference between the french and Australian government?
The French have a republic and is centrally controlled. the Australians have a constitutional Monarchy and is a federation of states with control shared between the states and the federal government.
