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The cold war was the state of political and military tension after World War II.

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the political and legal status of the former Confederate states

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No. There is no constitutional basis for removing a president except by impeachment.

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Constitutional Political Economy was created in 1990.

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Poland was under foreign military occupation.

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It was a political and military crisis in Canada during the Great War.

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William Pitt

Edward Braddock

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The NAZI party was a political party. The SS was a German military group.

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The military officer or political leader in the French and Indian war.

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Darren A. Wheeler has written:

'Presidential power in action' -- subject(s): Cases, Constitutional law, Detention of persons, Executive power, Political aspects, Political aspects of War on Terrorism, 2001-, Political prisoners, War and emergency powers, War on Terrorism, 2001-

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The military had stronger influence after WWI.

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Military conscription, which caused protests and riots.

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Many if not most military analysts and historians refer to the military term of strategy which is broad in scope. Strategy is tied into both the military plans along with to the ideas about a nation's political objectives for which a war is being fought. In the US Civil War, as an example, the way to reach the Unions political goals was to formulate a successful military strategy.

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Political and military

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There was no military action during the Cold War. As opposed to a 'hot war', meaning a shooting war, the conflict between the West and the Soviet Bloc was restricted to a war of economics, sanctions, boycotts, and similar political struggles.

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validate a descrimination on the basis of ancestry

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At the time of the US Civil War, military & political leaders often used the term of military policy. It had its meaning at the time, but a clearer understanding of the term is better defined by the following;Strategy defines how military force is used in the pursuit of a political driven goal.

This by no means is "splitting hairs". It places the method and planning of force to meet the political goals of a government.

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It proved that a military Victory can (WILL BE) negated, trashed by political

idiots

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His military service in the Revolutionary War, his leadership in the Constitutional Convention, and his precedents of executive authority as the first US President.

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The supremacy of civilian authority is what separate democratic governance apart from juntas and military administrations. Under this concept the military is placed under civilian and or political party control.

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All of the major UK political parties support a constitutional monarchy.

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Canada had to built up its military in order to support England's struggle in the war. Canada built up their military and political power, which brought prestige among other nations. After the war, Canada became an independent nation.

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Negative! The Cold War was NOT a war; the cold war involved NO killing nor destruction. The cold war was just a name...meaning "a military stand-off." A Holy War is a war with religion as basis for the war.

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Dr. Seuss never was in the military directly. He did political cartoons and animated shorts for the war effort. He was part of Frankc Copra's Signal Corps.

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Actually, Peru is a democratic republic governed by a constitutional president and a parliament.

However there has been political situations in the past in which military presidents have held power by force or illegally.

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Patrick Henry did not have much military experience. He served as a colonel during the American Revolutionary War, but did not see much active combat. He was primarily known for his political leadership and oratory skills.

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legislative, constitutional, governmental

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All Constitutional governments have Legal limits on political power
they either have a bill of rights or legal limits on political power

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Lowered the adult age from 21 to 18 and created an all volunteer military.

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Yes and also weakend financialy and military both Sparta and Athens.

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John K. Setear has written:

'A political-military game of protracted conventional war in Europe' -- subject(s): Protracted conflicts (Military science), Simulation methods, War games

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In the United States, the War Powers Act, allows the US President to carry out military actions that for all practical purposes are wars. Under the US Constitution, the US Senate has the authority to declare war. However, the US Supreme Court has ruled that the War Powers Act is constitutional. The idea is that the President must act quickly with military force to protect the nation. This normally is allowed by Congress. The only restraint is that military actions must be funded. It is at that juncture that Congress can place pressure on a president to fully explain why military action was & is needed. So far, the Congress has gone along with the president. The idea, according to some political scientists is that by waging a war in this fashion, somehow softens the "blow" of an outright declaration of war. And allows such a war to then be slowed down to whatever degree is necessary without declaring either a success or a failure. All this is controversial, however, it is quite constitutional.

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It was made and developed the basis for constitutional law that we have today.

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Thomas Jefferson did not join the military or any type of war related force. Instead he wrote books and was a lawyer. His books were political and about the Rights of British.

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The military industrial complex and anyone who stands to profit by the expenditure of taxpayer dollars in pursuit of military, political and industrial objectives in Iraq.

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