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How did that compare with how leaders democratic countries such as Britain and France felt about using force against other nations?
How did WHAT compare?
When was Democratic Convention - France - created?
Democratic Convention - France - was created in 1995.
When was Democratic Movement - France - created?
Democratic Movement - France - was created on 2007-12-01.
When did Democratic Socialist Party - France - end?
Democratic Socialist Party - France - ended in 1954.
Did France consider non democratic by resistors?
France is considered to be non democratic by resistors. The government of France is considered to be a semi presidential system.
Is France a member of the United Nations?
Yes, France is a member of the United Nations.
Why would Wilson consider a war against Germany to be a war for democracy?
US President Woodrow Wilson, saw the main World War One allies, France and England to be "democratic" nations, even if there were some flaws in how their governments operated. Clearly, not all of the allies had the democratic freedoms of the US. With that said, the main enemy, Germany, was a monarchy run by the Kaiser. There were few democratic features in Germany's government, and with other nations allied with Germany. With that said, it was easy for Wilson to connect the dots and see the war as one where democratic nations were in conflict with non-democratic ones.As an aside, the US has never fought a war against a democratic nation.
How did that compare with how leaders of democratic countries such Britain and France felt about using force against other nations?
Leaders of democratic countries like Britain and France typically approached the use of force with caution, emphasizing diplomacy and multilateralism over unilateral military action. They often viewed the use of force as a last resort, prioritizing international law and the support of organizations like the United Nations. This contrasts with more aggressive stances taken by authoritarian regimes, which may utilize military action more readily to achieve their objectives without the same democratic accountability. Overall, the leaders of democratic nations sought to balance national interests with global stability and ethical considerations.
How did France join the United Nations?
France was one of the founding members of the United Nations.
What was the nation with the most democratic government by 1914 was who?
France.
How did revolution change the way France was governed?
France went from being a monarchy to a democratic republic with a President and a Constitution.
What impact did the defeat of the 1871 Paris Commune have on France as a nation?
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