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What is a government whose leaders try to control the way citizens think and live?
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What was the importance of athenian government leaders?
I think that the importance of Athenian government leaders was that they would have to support people and do their part in their cities. They would have to provide the supplies and buildings for the citizens of Athens. My idea is that if they didn't provide the supplies that the citizens needed, they would lose their jobs and be punished harshly. P.S. Remember, this is my opinion on what I think the importance of Athenian government leaders. So if this is for an assignment for Social Studies or History Class, you should put this in as your answer unless you check on a more accurate cite.
Are citizens supposed to have control over their government if so how is this control supposed to work?
I think that the citizens do have alot because you can vote have freedom. But not as much as the government has. I think that the citizens do have alot because you can vote have freedom. But not as much as the government has.
What did the founders think was the purpose of government and what was the role for citizens in the American republic?
To provide for security of the country. Citizens would elect the government.
What is the form of government in Massachusetts?
i don`t no but i think it is self government by puritan leaders
According to Morgenthau why do people follow government leaders?
They follow leaders because they think the leaders know what they are doing. They think this is the best way to get things done.
Should the government have the right to regulate aspects of the lives of its citizens?
i think yes
Why do civilians think they can fight a war?
From a policy perspective, the military in America has always been subordinate to the civil government. Thus, military policy is always set by civilians in the US. A significant, though not the most important, reason for this is that military leaders may be inclined to win at the cost of regional or worldwide political and diplomatic stability. The question should actually be reversed; "Why do military leaders think they can make foreign policy decisions." The main purpose for civilian control of the military, of course, is that countries with an independent, or worse yet, dominant military, nearly always experience prolonged periods of coup de tat and dictatorship. As to the specifics of the Vietnam War and the anti-war movement, private citizens elect the civil government that gives the military it's orders. The civil government ordered the military to fight a war that was unpopular. Private citizens expressed their opposition to the war. Since the government answer to the citizens, it eventually did what they wanted.
What leaders of the confederacy think their nation was entitled to?
Control of all military bases in its territory
What did leaders of the confederacy think their nation was entitled?
Control of all military bases in its territory
Who did Plato think should control government?
the people
Can the US government torture citizens?
i dont think so because we are living in his country!
Should every citizen should be required to participate in his or her government?
yes i think that all citizens should work/ participate in his her government. :)
