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What is the district plan the proportional plan the direct plan popular election plan and the national plan for reforming the electoral college?
The district plan is a plan in which people in authority choose elected officials. A proportional plan is where votes are given in direct relation to the number of people who voted.
What plan called for a bicameral legislature?
Virginia plan
What plan of government favored the smaller states?
the sdr plane was the smaller size in worl
How does one plan for a scenario?
One can plan for a scenario. One way to plan for a scenario is to prepare a backup plan. One should also have things that make that backup plan more unique than their original plan.
A bicameral, or two-house, Congress was a feature of which plan for the federal government presented at the constitution convention?
The Virginia plan
How was the schieffen plan used in germany?
Germany wanted to cut through Belgium to reach France's unprotected northern border before the French armies could mobilize. If they could capture France they would then turn their focus to the Eastern Front (Russia), they thought the war would be a quick victory. The plan failed because the Belgians fought back, giving France enough time to mobilize and protect its borders.
Who was general schieffen and what was his plan for world war 1?
Schlieffen was a German military commander at the end of the 1800s. He planned for the case of the two-front war in which Germany would have to fight both Russia and France. He figured Russia would be slow to mobilize troops because it was barely industrialized. He strategized that Germany should invade France and take Paris within six weeks and then turn its attention to Russia, thus avoiding fighting on two fronts at the same time. However, the plan was not for World War I. It was for anytime a war against both France and Russia.
What was the Schlieffen Plan?
The Schieffen Plan was Germany's key war plan for invading France at the start of World War 1. It involved marching through Belgium in order to knock France out of the war quickly. The plan was devised by Alfred von Schlieffen. It involved attacking France through Belgium in the event of war with France. The aim was to defeat France as quickly as possible. It was taken for granted that, in the event of war with both France and Russia, the really formidable adversary would be Russia and that the need to knock out France early would be overwhelmingly important. It was developed in 1905 and revised from time to time. It was also called the 'Hammer Plan'.It was a giant 'hammer stroke' into northern France through Belgium. It very nearly succeeded 1914, but the French defenses checked it along the Marne river. The original plan devised by Schlieffen envisaged the invasion of the Netherlands as well as Belgium. This was 'necessary' in order to achieve the 'hammer' effect. (The border between Germany and Belgium was narrow and hilly and led straight into narrow valleys in Belgium. When Helmuth von Moltke took over from Schlieffen as Chief of the German General Staff he modified the plan in such a way as to avoid invading the Netherlands, as he thought that if Germany only violated Belgian neutrality there was a good chance that Britain would remain neutral. Moltke did not consult the Foreign Minister or any other politician about this assumption.
What words start with the prefix plan?
plan-arian plan-less plan-tain plan-ter plan-isphere
How do you say the awesome plan in German?
the awesome plan - der tolle Plan an awesome plan - ein toller Plan awesome plan - toller Plan
What is the meaning of sub-plan?
A sub-plan is a component or subsection of a larger plan. It outlines specific details or actions related to a particular aspect of the overall plan. Sub-plans are often created to address a specific area in more detail or to assign responsibilities to different individuals or teams.
What was the single plan?
A single plan is a plan
What is Rico's plan that he is hiding?
The plan is to remember his plan and tell other of his plan
What were the schlieffen plans' weaknesses?
The Schlieffen Plan was weak because it relied upon the fact that Russia would not mobilise as quickly as she did. In addition little attention was paid to the fact that Britain could enter the war. Ultimately the Schlieffen Plan failed not because of flaws with the plan but because of the way it was carried out; 1. The German High Command miscalcuated the speed at which Russia could mobilise. 2. German troops did not invade the Netherlands as Count von Schlieffen had intended; as a result roads in Belgium became too clogged with German troops and equipment and vital Channel and North Sea ports were not seized. 3. The German army swung round too early and failed to encircle Paris. In doing so they were unable to attack the French army on the German-French frontier which Count von Schieffen had relied upon crushing the French army. It is important to note that while the Schlieffen Plan was not perfect it was tactically sound. What really ended its usefulness was the fact that it was slightly out of date (failing to take into account advances in Russia's mobilisation tactics) and the German High Command trying to cut corners and not following the plan to the letter. Hope this helps.
Is budget a single use plan standing plan or strategic plan?
It is a strategic plan
How do you transfer a business plan to an action plan?
How to transfer business plan to an action plan
Is a Master plan a strategic plan?
Not exactly…a master plan is the main plan to follow.
