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Why did japan make a constitutional pledge to not maintain a military force to wage war?
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Who can have a military?
Any country or entity that has the manpower to train and maintain a stable fighting force.
Do you have to do the pledge of allegiance?
No. If you mean in school, they cannot force you to participate in the pledge.
What is the role of the United States as a peacekeeper?
a soldier, military force, etc., deployed to maintain or restore peace
Inherent Powers of the State?
it exists as the central force in order that a government can command, maintain peace and order, and survive, irrespective of any constitutional provision.
More forces that maintain cultural differences.?
American values differ from those of Western Europeans in many important ways, that it is sometimes necessary to use military force to maintain order in the world.
What is a militaristic government?
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.
Who has the 4th largest military force?
This is the Turkish military, fourth largest military force in the World.
Can states keep a military?
The individual US states cannot maintain a military force, but each state has a detachment of the National Guard, consisting of recruits from within the state, and typically under control of the state governor.
Why France go to war?
Britain and France had a treaty pledge to assist Poland if its independce was threatened by military force, so France (along with Britain) went to war against Germany when the latter invaded Poland in 1939.
Who is the dictator for Peru?
Actually, Peru is a democratic republic governed by a constitutional president and a parliament. However there has been political situations in the past in which military presidents have held power by force or illegally.
How did Fascicm maintain power?
By force and threats of force.
What is force theory of the state?
The force theory of the state argues that governments emerge and maintain power through the threat or use of force. It suggests that those in power control society through military or police power, using coercion to maintain order and authority. This theory has been critiqued for overlooking other factors that contribute to the formation and stability of states.
