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Was The Nazi government had control of communications military power and social life true or false?
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At the constitutional convention how did the framers satisfy the need to have a government that could control the governed?
The framers gave more power to the federal govenrment. The Constitution contained coersive powers over the states. The new federal government held the power of taxation, and military might over the states. The new government was ratified by the people not the states and therefore the social contact was between the people and the federal government.
Do congressmen and senators pay into social security?
Yes, and retirement from the US government plus any military or private retirement accounts they may have earned.
What is the social structure of the Chesapeake?
the social structure was the government
How did business leaders and social critics view government's role in business differently?
Allow them to raise prices = social critics: government is a tool of govern social. =
What are the Social aspects of communism?
Public safety and control.
Who Had control of communications military power and social life.?
The answer to this very much depends on the country whose government is being analyzed. In the Ancient World and in modern totalitarian or fascist dictatorships, these things are bound up in the hands of the sovereign. In more liberal, democratic states, military power remains in the hands of the sovereign, but communications and social life are not restricted or controlled by the government.
Is oligarchy a government controlled by a small group of people who receive their power from wealth social position or military strength.?
Almost: an oligarchy is a type of government controlled by a small group of very wealthy individuals who control the political process. Control of a government by military means is called a military Dictatorship, while control of a government due to social position is now obsolete (think of the French nobles in the late1700's).
An oligarchy is a government controlled by a small group of people who receive their power from wealth social position or military strength.?
Almost: an oligarchy is a type of government controlled by a small group of very wealthy individuals who control the political process. Control of a government by military means is called a military Dictatorship, while control of a government due to social position is now obsolete (think of the French nobles in the late1700's).
True or false An oligarchy is a government controlled by a small group of people who receive their power from wealth social position or military strength.?
Almost: an oligarchy is a type of government controlled by a small group of very wealthy individuals who control the political process. Control of a government by military means is called a military dictatorship, while control of a government due to social position is now obsolete (think of the French nobles in the late1700's).
What has the author Ruth Leger Sivard written?
Ruth Leger Sivard has written: 'World Military and Social Expenditures 1991 (World Military and Social Expenditures)' 'World military and social expenditures, 1980' 'Military budgets and social needs' -- subject(s): Appropriations and expenditures, Armed Forces, Government spending policy, Social policy 'World military and social expenditures, 1977' -- subject(s): Appropriations and expenditures, Armed Forces, Government spending policy, Social policy 'World Military and Social Expenditures 1993 (World Military and Social Expenditures)' 'World Military & Social Expenditures 1983'
When was Pontifical Council for Social Communications created?
Pontifical Council for Social Communications was created in 1948.
What has the author Claude Emerson Welch written?
Claude Emerson Welch has written: 'Civilian control of the military' -- subject(s): Civil supremacy over the military, Politics and government 'Soldier and state in Africa: a comparative analysis of military intervention and political change' -- subject(s): Political activity, Armed Forces 'Civilian control of the military' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Civil supremacy over the military 'Military rule and the imperatives of democracy' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Civil supremacy over the military 'Civilizan control of the military' -- subject(s): Civil supremacy over the military 'Anatomy of rebellion' -- subject(s): Case studies, Violence, Revolutions, Peasant uprisings 'Political modernization' -- subject(s): Political science, Social change, Addresses, essays, lectures
Is there a place where there is no laws?
In places like Somalia where there is no effective government nor much offical police or military, there is no real rule of law. There is still social control and gang law, as well as international law.
What is The difference between formal and informal social control agencies?
Formal social control agencies are government institutions with legal authority, such as law enforcement or courts, that enforce societal rules through laws and regulations. Informal social control agencies are more informal social groups or networks that influence behavior through social norms, values, and expectations within communities.
What has the author Morris Janowitz written?
Morris Janowitz has written: 'On social organization and social control' -- subject(s): Social control, Social structure 'The community press in an urban setting' 'The new military, changing patterns of organization' 'Competitive pressure and democratic consent' -- subject(s): Election, Presidents 'Sociology and the military establishment' 'Political conflict'
What are the broad social questions often concerning the government's social control mechanisms and the impacts on those governed?
moral dilemmas
What has the author A Manzar written?
A. Manzar has written: 'Taliban in Pakistan' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Insurgency, Military policy, Taliban, Social conditions, Terrorism 'Taliban in Pakistan' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Insurgency, Military policy, Taliban, Social conditions, Terrorism
