Militarism
militarism
The policy of paying soldiers Gaius Marius's military reforms
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One prominent work that contained a sculptural narrative glorifying the military achievements of a Roman Emperor is the Column of Trajan, erected in 113 AD. This monumental column features a continuous frieze that depicts the Dacian Wars fought by Emperor Trajan, showcasing detailed scenes of battles and military triumphs. Another example is the Arch of Titus, which celebrates the victories of Emperor Titus, particularly the Siege of Jerusalem, with reliefs illustrating the spoils of war. Both works serve to commemorate and propagate the power and success of the emperors through art.
The Good Neighbor policy.
militarism
The term used to describe a policy of glorifying the armed forces and maintaining a military preparedness for war is "militarism." This approach emphasizes the importance of military strength and often prioritizes military solutions over diplomatic ones in addressing national issues. Militarism can influence a nation's culture, politics, and economy, leading to increased defense spending and a focus on military readiness.
The gunboat policy refers to the pursuit of foreign policy objectives with the aid of naval power. It is a display of military power.
Militarism
Glorifying the king, hunting, and war
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The glorifying and preparing for war is often referred to as "militarism." This ideology emphasizes the importance of military strength and readiness, often romanticizing warfare and promoting the idea that military solutions are preferable to diplomatic ones. It can manifest in various forms, including cultural representations, governmental policies, and societal values that prioritize military readiness and national defense.
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S. E. Blagovolin has written: 'Soviet military power' -- subject(s): Military policy
Glorifying Terrorism was created in 2007.
A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force. ( Not mine, found it.)
Joseph Goebbels