Most kings inherited their power.
The first kings of medieval countries were nearly all tribal chieftains who set those kingdoms up.
Some kings, like Richard III, murdered the rightful heir, and this was especially likely to happen when the heir was a child and the next in line was the regent.
There were coups, such as the one conducted, with the assent of the pope, by Pepin the Short, who previously had been mayor of the palace.
Sometimes a king was given control as a result of a civil war, when a candidate acceptable to both sides could bring the war to an end. Henry VII of England is an example of this.
Some people managed to set themselves up as kings by winning wars or rebellions. An example of the later was Ivaylo of Bulgaria, called Ivaylo the Cabbage, a swineherd who set himself up as a king in a peasant revolt. He was fairly quickly marginalized and assassinated, but the revolt had succeeded in making him king for a short time.
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The Hussite wagon was significant in medieval warfare because it provided mobile protection for infantry and artillery, allowing for more flexible and effective tactics on the battlefield.
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During a medieval cavalry charge, tactics commonly employed included using lances to break enemy lines, maintaining formation to maximize impact, and coordinating with infantry and archers for support. Riders would also aim to strike at vulnerable points in the enemy formation and exploit any gaps in their defenses.
they used terror tactics against the enemies of Bolshevism
it used legal and illegal methods
it used legal and illegal methods
is the tactics used by employees to per suit power in organization.
Totalitarian regimes often employ a range of tactics to maintain control and suppress dissent. These can include censorship of media and information, propaganda to shape public opinion, surveillance and monitoring of citizens, persecution of political opponents, control over education and cultural institutions, and the use of force and violence to instill fear and maintain obedience. These tactics are aimed at maintaining absolute control over all aspects of society and suppressing any opposition to the regime.
The Hussite wagon was significant in medieval warfare because it provided mobile protection for infantry and artillery, allowing for more flexible and effective tactics on the battlefield.
The Democratic Black Caucus.
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they use persuasive techniques such as critisizing the oposition and flattering the public. they also write in a lot of other techniques such as rule of three, alliteration, hyperbole and superlative. its a bit like advertising really
There are several tactics that are used to win reelection. Changing one's political party is not a common tactic of winning reelections.
Stalin had a great many tactics and methods for achieving his goals. Stalin would use control and manipulation for example.
Machiavellian tactics are more like life principles. For example, be bold, avoid yes-men, user your own judgment, and be aware of ambitious people. Machiavellian tactics involve secrecy and strength to achieve power and political advantages.