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A militaristic government believes in the ideology that a country should maintain a strong military force. The state should then be prepared to use this force against external threats.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 9y agomilitary government is a system which is ruled by martial law, most times this is sanctioned by a civilian governmental force, to ensure civil obedience.
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∙ 15y agoCalifornia had 7 military governors from 1846 until statehood in 1850. If it's a military governor or a governor that was put there by the military, then it's "military installed."
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During the 1920's the Japanese government became more?
Militaristic
Japan turned to a militaristic government and kept as its head?
Emperor Hirohito
Who was the Prime Minister of the Militaristic Government of Japan throughout World War 2?
Hideki Tojo .
What kind of government did the toltec have?
There is not much known about the militaristic aristocracy of the Toltec government's conquests. They had high regard for skills that related to craftsmanship and fighting.
How do you make a sentence using the word militaristic?
The newly formed government was very militaristic; they promptly declared war on their neighbors. The policies that were brought to the table during the debate were so militarisitic that the council refused to enforce them. The new uniform for the cleaning crew seemed rather militaristic with its perfectly pleated pants, polished shoes, and jaunty cap.
What greek city state had a militaristic and aggressive society?
Sparta had a militaristic and aggressive society.
Which of the Greek states was the most militaristic?
Sparta was the Greek city-state that was most militaristic.
What is militaristic expansion?
no
Which of the Greek city-states was the most militaristic?
Sparta was the Greek city-state that was most militaristic.
Was Japan a militaristic state?
no.
Was Sparta militaristic?
Yes, incredibly.
What are the traits of a militaristic government?
Militaristic governments are generally violent towards their citizens, restricting their rights with arbitrary arrests and unnecessarily vigilant surveillance. They can also be (but are not necessarily) jingoistic in their foreign policy, creating foreign policy issues with their neighbors. Militaristic governments also lack most features of a democracy, or those features exist in name only, like legislatures, civilian executive officers, independent judiciaries, timely elections, and political parties with different agendas.
