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What does militarism mean?
Militarism is when a country builds up on there army's navy's and weaponry.The belief or desire of a government of people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests.
Why did democracy fail and authoritarian militarism take it's place?
Democracy may have failed due to political instability, corruption, or economic crises, which led to a desire for strong leadership and stability. Authoritarian militarism may have taken its place because it promised order, security, and a sense of control over the situation. Additionally, military leaders may have exploited the situation to consolidate power and suppress dissent.
What does Prussian Militarism mean?
Prussia was an area that now encompasses parts of eastern Germany, western Poland and far western Russia. Originally, Old Prussia was inhabited by Slavic pagans, but they were conquered by the Teutonic Knights of Germany in the 13th century, and were Germanized/Christianized by way of immigration. Over the centuries, Prussia changed hands between the Holy Roman Empire (Germany), and the Kingdom of Poland, until 1618, when Prussia united with the German state of Brandenburg and eventually established the Kingdom of Prussia in 1701. During the 18th and 19th centuries, Prussia became a major military power under the leadership of Frederick the Great and later, Otto von Bismarck. The Prussians were renowned for their severity and mercilessness in terms of warfare, and were often opposed by large European coalitions (i.e. France, Austria, Russia, Italy, etc..) throughout their history. Prussian militarism was a take-no-prisoners/scorched Earth type of philosophy, and the Prussian war machine was often accused of cruelty and barbarity by their opponents. Many believe Prussian militarism laid the foundation for Nazism to take hold in Germany, but that is debatable. Some believe that the idea of "Prussian militarism" was greatly exaggerated by Prussian detractors, and the horror stories told about Prussian soldiers were nothing more than propaganda, but the historical record does seem to backup some of the claims. Prussia was instrumental in forming the Deutsches Reich, also known as the 2nd Reich, or German Empire in 1871. They played a major role in defeating Napoleon at Waterloo, and also captured the city of Paris during the Franco-Prussian war, several decades before the outbreak of WWI. After WWII, most of Prussia was taken from Germany and given to the state of Poland. Konigsberg, the one time capital of Prussia, was seized by the Russians and renamed Kaliningrad. Kaliningrad is now the most westerly Russian territory, and an important Russian port town.
How are the two words fascist and nazi similar?
Both "fascist" and "Nazi" refer to authoritarian political ideologies that prioritize nationalism, militarism, and a strong centralized government. The Nazi party, specifically, was a fascist political party led by Adolf Hitler in Germany during World War II.
What impact on society did fascism have?
Fascism had a significant impact on society by promoting strict nationalism, authoritarian control, and the suppression of opposition. It often led to the erosion of individual freedoms, the promotion of militarism, and the targeting of minority groups. These policies fostered fear, discrimination, and often resulted in widespread human rights abuses.
How far was German militarism the most important cause of war in 1914?
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What is a long term cause of war involved the development of the armed forces an their use as a tool of diplomacy?
The use of armed forces as a tool of diplomacy is known as militarism.
What were the three most important causes of world war 1?
The three causes of the war were the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, widespread militarism and economic imperialism.
What the glorification of war which led to aggressive preparedness?
militarism
What is it called when a nation builds up its armed forces?
the answer is militarism
Why is nationalism important in a country but militarism and alliances problematic?
Nationalism is important because they you can develope your country and have alliances.Igot 6*,4b,and 2caltogther 12 A*to -c gcse
What was the policy of building up strong armed forces to prepare for war?
militarism
What part did militarism play in increasing tensions in Europe?
Militarism les to an arms race
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What is a good sentence for the word militarism?
"The country preferred using diplomacy rather than militarism."
When was American Union Against Militarism created?
American Union Against Militarism was created in 1915.
What is a real life example of militarism?
Well Militarism is becoming more and more common in many areas of the world. Some examples are Militarism in Schools where students may be encouraged to join the army, forced to endure physical punishments, or Morning marches. Militarism is also common in some workplaces and it is thought that Militarism even caused WW1!
