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What is a form of government where leader is picked by military?
A form of government where a leader is picked by the military is known as a military dictatorship. In this system, military leaders or juntas exercise political power, often suspending democratic processes and civil liberties. The military typically justifies its control by claiming to restore order or protect national security, often following a coup d'état. This concentration of power can lead to authoritarian rule and suppression of dissent.
What issues lead to Civil War in 1861?
the lead of the civil war was slavery
How did Abraham Lincoln Lead the civil war successfully?
Abraham Lincoln was able to lead the Civil war successfully by being able to; control the revolutionary forces unleashed by the Southern secession, maintain the democratic principles of the nation, and achieve a military victory.
US military intervention failed to end a Civil War and what?
U.S. military intervention in the Civil War in Syria aimed to combat ISIS and stabilize the region but ultimately failed to resolve the broader civil conflict. Despite significant military efforts, the intervention did not lead to a political resolution or unify the warring factions, with various groups continuing to vie for power. The complex interplay of regional actors, local grievances, and international interests further complicated the situation, illustrating the limitations of military force in achieving lasting peace.
What is it called when the military takes control of another country?
When the military takes control of another country, it is referred to as a "military coup" or "coup d'état." This often involves the overthrow of the current government, typically by force, and can lead to the establishment of military rule. In some cases, it may also be called "occupation" if the military remains in control for an extended period, often with the intention of governing the territory.
How did wartime needs to lead to limitations on individual freedom in the north?
General embargo on trading with the South. Military draft for young men.
How did wartime needs lead limitations on individual freedom in the north?
General embargo on trading with the South. Military draft for young men.
What did the strong opposition to the draft lead to?
Draft riots in New York City
What did strong opposition to the draft during the civil war lead to?
Riots in New York - largely newly-arrived Irish immigrants objecting to being drafted into the Army.
Who lead the Union military in the American Civil War?
Mainly Abe Lincoln and Ulysses S Grant but you can find the other generals at the link below.
Has anybody ever been in martial law?
Yes, many countries have experienced martial law at various points in their history. Martial law involves the suspension of ordinary law and the imposition of military control, often during times of crisis such as war, civil unrest, or natural disasters. Notable examples include the United States during the Civil War and the Philippines under Ferdinand Marcos in the 1970s. These instances often lead to significant changes in governance and civil liberties.
What element of your work is a compelling opening statement?
the lead? the draft? the form? or the structure... one of those :)
What had Clinton done in 1969 that shaped the military's opinion of his ability to be a good Commander in chief?
Clinton signed up for Army ROTC but then decided to not do it. So he got out of ROTC. But because he was in it for a short period of time, he was ineligeble for the Vietnam draft. Most people think he is a draft dogder and he only signed up so that he could quit it and not be drafted into the military. People thought that since he 'made sure' he didnt have to join, he wouldn't be able to lead those who volunteered for the military. Clinton denies dodging the draft. But nothing has been proven or disproven.
Why did the military's draft lead some people to describe the war as a poor mans fight?
because rich people pay poor people to fight in the war because they don't want to fight in the war
What issues lead to Civil War in 1861?
the lead of the civil war was slavery
What did drafts in the civil war often lead to?
Protests and violence The drafts lead to riots. Also desertions and bounty-jumping.
How did Abraham Lincoln Lead the civil war successfully?
Abraham Lincoln was able to lead the Civil war successfully by being able to; control the revolutionary forces unleashed by the Southern secession, maintain the democratic principles of the nation, and achieve a military victory.
