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Why is it sighnifiant that Octavian did not take the title of dictator?
because he was the first actual ruler
What was adolph hitlers political title in 1933?
The title he adopted was fuhrer. Which means leader
What can the leader do in time of crisis in the roman republic?
In times of crisis in the Roman Republic, a leader could appoint a dictator, who was granted extraordinary powers for a limited period, usually six months, to address the emergency effectively. Additionally, the leader could rally support from the Senate and other political bodies to create a united front, ensuring stability and order. Effective communication with the populace was also crucial to maintain morale and public trust. Lastly, implementing strategic military or diplomatic actions could help mitigate the crisis.
Who was given the powers of a king but could rule for only six months in Rome?
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What are 3 powers of the president?
Military powers, treaties; appointments and temporary appointments
Who was Prime Minister Tojo?
He was a military leader for Japan. He made the descisions such as the choice to join the axis powers. So he was pretty much the dictator of Japan.
How are dictators created?
A dictator might have been a good person at first. When a leader is in power for a really long time his mentality changes, thus creating a dictator. Two things create a dictator, being in power for too long and unlimited powers, as in absolute monarchy where the leader has right to do anything.
What dictators were in allies and axis powers?
allie dictator was stalon dictator of Russia, the axis dictator was Hitler
What is one invested with absolute powers of government?
dictator
What describes an effect of the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany was forced to give up its military and pay huge amounts of money to the Allied powers
Which statement describes an effect of the treaty of Versailles?
Germany was forced to give up its military and pay huge amounts of money to the Allied powers.
Which statement accurately describes the powers of Congress and the president over military affairs?
congress has the power to declare war, the president commands the armed forces
Why is it sighnifiant that Octavian did not take the title of dictator?
because he was the first actual ruler
What was adolph hitlers political title in 1933?
The title he adopted was fuhrer. Which means leader
What can the leader do in time of crisis in the roman republic?
In times of crisis in the Roman Republic, a leader could appoint a dictator, who was granted extraordinary powers for a limited period, usually six months, to address the emergency effectively. Additionally, the leader could rally support from the Senate and other political bodies to create a united front, ensuring stability and order. Effective communication with the populace was also crucial to maintain morale and public trust. Lastly, implementing strategic military or diplomatic actions could help mitigate the crisis.
What were the leaders that gained power in the years following World War 1 in Italy the soviet union and Germany and what type of government did they turn out to be?
The leader of Italy was Benito Mussolini, who ruled under totalitarianism. The leader of the Soviet Union was Joseph Stalin who was a totalitarian dictator and also a communist. The leader of Germany was Adolf Hitler who also was a totalitarian dictator. All three of these countries were called the Axis powers because they all had similar governments and economic systems, along with a common goal of acquiring land.
Two axis powers in World War 2?
Germany Italy & Japan. Germany has Hitler. The Italian Duce is Mussolini. Japans military leader is General Tojo.
