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Why were there frequent changes in government in new postwar democracies?
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What were the postwar goals of the united States and the Soviet Union?
One postwar goal of the United Sates was to see democracies improve and flourish in Europe. A postwar goal of the Soviet Union was to defeat capitalism and spread communism.
The growth of jobs in the service sector the information industry franchises and the development of multinational corporations are examples of what?
Postwar changes in the American government
What kind of government did postwar West Germany adopt?
democracy
Under the postwar constitution of Japan who was the head of government?
Probably a giant penis
What postwar changes took place in North America?
That really depends on what war you're talking about.
The federal government helped create the postwar middle class by?
subsidizing homeownership and education
Did the Virginia Militia receive the same postwar benefits from the Government Continental Soldiers?
yes
What type of economic system did the Marshall plan promote?
The Marshall Plan was a US Foreign Policy designed to promote CAPITALIST DEMOCRACIES in Europe by rebuilding postwar Europe and making Europeans more moderate in their approach.
Which nation continued be ruled strictly by Islamic law despite all of the changes it underwent in the postwar period?
Turkey
What postwar changes on veterans?
For veterans, primarily the maintaining of GI benefits; home loans, eduational funding, medical, etc.
How was the postwar government of the United Kingdom different from of East Germany?
The United Kingdom, a NATO country, had a democratic government. East Germany, a member of the Warsaw Pact, had a communist government.
How was the postwar government of the united kingdoms different from that of east Germany?
The United Kingdom, a NATO country, had a democratic government. East Germany, a member of the Warsaw Pact, had a communist government.
