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power shared between different organs of government(horizontal power sharing) power shared between different levels of government(vertical power sharing) power shared among different social groups power shared among different political parties,pressure groups,etc
There are two major reasons that the Byzantines hated the Turks and they are both fairly straightforward. 1) Land: The Byzantine Empire was based in Anatolia and extended into the Levant, Mesopotamia, North Africa, and the Balkans. The Turkish Empires like the Seljuqs and the Ottomans conquered this territory and similarly established Anatolia as their base of operations. When any two different ethnic groups want to control the same piece of land, it breeds conflict 2) Religion: The Byzantines considered Constantinople to be the most important seed of Orthodox Christianity and the Byzantine Empire was the defender of the Christian Faith in the Middle East. The Turks were Muslim and there was much religious hatred on both sides. The difference between the Turks and the Byzantines was that the Turks begrudgingly allowed Christians to live in their empire as long as they paid humiliating taxes whereas the Byzantines refused to let Muslims contaminate (in their view) their country and despoil the religious purity.
How do Pressure Groups enhance the political system?Pressure groups are a vital link between the government and the governed. They keep governments more responsive to the wishes of the community, especially in between elections.Pressure groups are able to express the views of minority groups in the community who might not otherwise receive a hearing.Pressure groups are able to use their expertise to provide the government with important information. This has often been the argument in relation to motoring organisations such as the RACV. It is also applicable to emerging issues, such as the Wik debate.Pressure groups offer an alternative source of advice to the government, separate from that coming from the Public Service.Pressure groups generally promote opportunities for political participation for citizens, without the need to join a political party. Moreover, they allow for the democratic rights of freedom of speech, assembly and association to be upheld.How do Pressure Groups distort the political system?Pressure groups may represent a powerful minority force in society and exert political influence to the detriment of the majority of society. This is an argument often levelled at trade unions and business groups.Some pressure groups exert influence because of their financial position, membership or organisation. This influence may be out of proportion to their position in society.The use of direct action by pressure groups (eg. strikes by unions, demonstrations, blockades, pickets) can cause hardship to the community in general.Some pressure groups are not democratic in themselves. Some have powerful, but unrepresentative leaders who may not be representative of anyone but themselves. Some leaders do not reflect the opinions of their organisation's members
private pressure groups
Some pressure groups in India include Greenpeace India, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India, and Forum for Street Vendors. These groups advocate for various causes such as environmental conservation, animal rights, and the rights of marginalized communities.
The three groups that attacked the Franks were the Normans, the Vikings, and the Muslims. Each of these groups posed a significant threat to the Frankish territories during the early medieval period.
Pressure groups are the organisations or the groups that attempt to influence government policies.
Pressure groups influence government decisions.
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The main ethnic groups in Algeria are the Berbers, Romans, Byzantines, Phoenicians, Turks, Arabs, and Sub-Saharan Africans. Berbers are the original inhabitants of Algeria.
Pressure Groups are the same thing as advocacy or lobby groups. They have an agenda, usually political, and use their arguments to pressure legislators to pass bills favorable to their cause.
A legal view, e.g. a person with rights of residence; views of citizenship by different organisations in society, e.g. public services, religious groups, pressure groups including "Amnisty International" and "Greenpeace".
Over 7000 pressure groups are thought to operate in the UK.
is N.G.O a pressure group?
Pressure groups raise matters that governments might ignore.