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During World War I, governments needed to exert more power to effectively mobilize resources, manage economies, and maintain social order in the face of wartime demands. They implemented measures such as conscription, rationing, and state control over industries to ensure sufficient supplies for the military and civilians. Additionally, governments sought to suppress dissent and maintain morale, leading to increased censorship and surveillance. These actions were crucial to sustaining war efforts and ensuring national security.
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What was Leonid Brezhnev famous for?
Leonid Ilych Brezhnev (1906-1982) was famous mainly for his new style of governance. He believed in more and more power and made it to grab power from local to the central governments. He put the whole world in a sort of Cold War. Prof. Dr. Vir Singh, India e-: drvirsingh@rediffmail.com
How did world war 1 make the national government more powerful?
World War I significantly increased the power of national governments as they assumed greater control over economies, industries, and civilian life to support the war effort. Governments implemented measures such as conscription, rationing, and price controls, which expanded their reach into daily activities and economic operations. Additionally, propaganda and censorship were employed to unify the public and suppress dissent, further consolidating governmental authority. This shift laid the groundwork for more centralized state power in the post-war era.
How did new inventions change warfare during World War 1?
New inventions changed warfare during World War 1 by creating new weapons and creating more casualties. Some of the inventions during World War 1 were tanks, infantry rifles, and machine guns.
Did allied forces cross the mediterreanean sea from Africa to Sicily?
yes, the allied forces were headed to Sicily to conquer more land and power during World War II.
Did more Americans get drafted or volunteer during World War 2?
Drafted.
Who did the new jersey plan give more power to?
State governments.
What corporations are more financially powerful than small countries?
Yes, there are many world corporations that have more money, influence, and power than some smaller nation's governments.
Who has more power state governments or the national government?
In the Constitution the states were intended to have more power, and now National Government has more power but not as much power as a State government has on a State. In other words National government has more power to the country but the state government has more power to the state.
During which empire was the government more centralized?
Both Mauryan and Gupta had strong centralized governments.
What were people opposed to the constitution preferring more power be given to the state governments than to the national government?
Antifederalists
What Under a confederation form of government most of the power belongs to the national central government?
False. In a Confederation, more power belongs to the individual, or state, governments.
How has the balance of power between state and federal governments evolved over time?
When did the balance of power in the U.S. federal system shift in favor of the national government having more power?
Why were the state governments given more power than the federal government under the articles of confederation?
they didnt want a monarchy
Why did the axis powers launch invasions during the 1930s?
it was about power. the more land a dictator had, the more power he had.
Did the civil war of the state government gained authority?
States maintained their own governments during the US Civil War, it's just that their respective federal/confederate governments held alittle bit more power over them than usual...being in a state of war an all (an undeclared war...but a war none the less).
Is UN an NGO?
It's more of an international organization. It's a multilateral organization comprised of the world's governments.
Who wanted the federal government to have more power than the state governments?
They didn't the states have the choice to follow the federal's laws or override them
