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What are the ratings and certificates for Stargate Atlantis - 2004 Coup D'etat 2-17?
Stargate Atlantis - 2004 Coup D'etat 2-17 is rated/received certificates of:
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Us armed forces invaded which country in 1983 to prevent a coup de detat-kuwait or Grenada?
grenada
True or fales In 1991 hard-line communist leaders in the Soviet government seeking to prevent the final collapse of the communist Soviet Union staged a coup detat thereby seizing control of the Sovi?
True.
Why did the french people support napoleons coup detat?
The french were angry at there leaders in 1789 through the end of the french revolution, so they killed their leaders. This made them look bad to the european nations around them so they attacked and the only person to defend them was Napolean Bonaparte.
What episode did naruto return to the village?
Sasuke won't return to konoha In fact he wants to demolish the village pior to discovering that Itachi hid the truth of Danzou and the Anbu wanting him to annihilate the Uchiha clan. The Uchiha clan was planning a coup detat etc. (spoiler ^ ^")
What is the value of a 100 cent frank 1941 banque detat du maroc?
The value of a 100 cent frank banknote from the 1941 Banque d'État du Maroc can vary significantly based on its condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Generally, prices can range from a few dollars for common, lower-grade notes to several hundred dollars for well-preserved or rare variants. It's best to consult a currency collector or a numismatic guide for a more accurate valuation.
What is the difference of coup detat and political revolution?
A coup d'état is a sudden, often violent overthrow of a government, typically executed by a small group, such as military leaders or political elites, aiming to seize power without a broad popular mandate. In contrast, a political revolution involves a more widespread social movement, where significant segments of the population engage in sustained efforts to change the political system, often seeking to establish new governance structures or ideologies. While coups are usually swift and elite-driven, revolutions tend to be more prolonged and grassroots-focused.
What is the difference between a coup detat and a revolution?
A coup d'état is a sudden and often violent seizure of power from a government, typically carried out by a small group, such as military leaders or political elites, with the aim of replacing the current regime without a broad-based popular movement. In contrast, a revolution involves a widespread, grassroots uprising by the populace against an established authority, seeking significant social, political, or economic change. While coups tend to be swift and focused on leadership change, revolutions are usually characterized by a broader societal transformation and may take longer to achieve their goals.
What are the characteristics of revolution?
A revolution is not a change in management of a system, it is a quick, internally driven, change of the system itself. Politically a revolution is not electing a new leader, or the coronation of a new ruler. It is changing from a monarchy to a democracy, or a theocracy to an oligarchy. In practical terms it means someone or group is loosing power as it transfers to some other group or person, few give up power easily so violence is frequently involved. The French revolution overthrew a monarchy for a confused democracy-oligarchy and had a great deal of violence. Napoleon sizing power from the assembly could also be called a revolution, [but most would call it a coup detat] as things changed from democracy to dictatorship, but vastly reducing violence [internally anyway] . Generally when a single person takes over a government it's called a coup or power grab, even if the governmental system changes as a result, like with Caesar or Napoleon. England however gradually migrated from a monarchy to a democracy mostly peacefully over time, most would not call this a revolution because of the slow pace of change. Nazi Germany's Vichy France was a radical change of government system, but imposed from outside France, so not a revolution. Economically the same rule applies, a rapid change of the economic system, not just a change in the economy. Industrial Revolution changed how the economy worked, the computer or information revolution is changing how the economy works now. A depression or a boom have a huge effect on the economy, but doesn't change the system, so not a revolution. Most industrial western nations have become more socialist, adding old age protections, medical aid, union protection, unemployment insurance and the like to their responsibilities, but gradually so not a revolution.
Was Itachi a virgin?
The 1rst Hokage and Madara Uchiha didn't get along well. So Madara left his clan. Then in the attack by the 9 tailed fox, all the people blamed the Uchihas, because only Madara could control the demon with mongekou sharringgan. And Itachi was born into one of the ninja wars, so Itachi naturally HATED wars. The Hidden leaf village elders backed Itachi into a corner saying that if Itachi didn't go against his own clan there would be another war, on the other hand... Itachi was also being pressured by and family. The Uchiha clan was planning against the Hidden leaf elders. So Itachi was backed into a deep corner by both the Hidden leaf Elders and his family. He decided that he would take the Hidden leaf elder's word and killed his clan with the help of Madara, but the one thing he couldnt do... was to kill sasuke. He loved Sasuke so much that he couldn't do it... afterwards he went to the 3rd hokage and said for him to protect Saskue. But the 3rd Hokage died and Itachi immediently went to check on Sasuke. But Sasuke, thought that Itachi killed his family for power, and killed Itachi. And then later found out Itachi was just trying to protect him. </3 And so now he's trying to kill the elders, and destroy the Hidden leaf village. Hmm, hope this helps! llD
