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In a democracy, the military plays a crucial role in ensuring national security and protecting the sovereignty of the state. It is typically subordinate to civilian authority, emphasizing the principle of civilian control over the military to prevent authoritarianism. The military may also assist in disaster response and humanitarian efforts, but its primary function is to safeguard the democratic framework and uphold the rule of law. Ultimately, a well-functioning democratic system maintains a clear separation between military and political powers to preserve democratic values and freedoms.
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What is the role of a constitution in a democracy?
It provides a framework for a government so it can work as a democracy.
In a democracy whom is the government responsible for?
(For Apex Learning) To serve in the military.
Should all members of society play a role in government?
In a democracy all members of a society can and should play a role in government, even if the only role they play is to vote. Those who choose not to vote have given up their role in government, and are not doing their part to make democracy work.
What are some of the difference Athens and Sparta had?
Athens had a government based on a democracy Sparta had a military based government
Does Niger have a democracy government?
Yes...since we are not operating under military rule
Who had a role in the Roman government?
it was republic (indirect democracy), so there was representative government with elected officials.
What type of government does Burma have is it a government a democracy monarchy dictatorship republic etc?
coup d'etat or a military junta
What is the definition of an Idea of government established using weapons?
The question is poorly written. If you mean establishing a government through violent means, then it can be a revolution, a coup, a junta, etc. If you mean a governmental establishment using weapons as a means of government control, then it is a military <insert government form here>. Ie, military junta, military dictatorship, military democracy (though usually called totalitarian democracy).
In which forms of government did heredity play no role in the selection of rulers?
Democracy and oligarchy.
Which form of government did heredity play no role in the selection of rulers?
Democracy and oligarchy.
Which forms of government did heredity play no role in the selection of rulers?
Democracy and oligarchy.
What happen in South Korea in the 1990?
South Korea changed from a military run government to a democracy. : )
