The Fujiwara rose to power by having their sisters and daughters marrying the imperial family.
The Fujiwara family power was not only based on militarism but mainly on family's relationship to the imperial family. This relationship was mantained by the marriage of Fujiwara daughters to emperors. It meant that the Fujiwara daughters were empresses, that their grandsons and nephews were emperors, and that members of their family, including its lesser branches, received all the patronage.
Assuming you're referring to Frederick Lucas, he says that the preamble to the Declaration of Independence "sets the tone" for the rest of the document by making it clear why exactly the founders have submitted it.
A. voters felt bitter and fearful because of the loss of WW1 and the poor state of the economy. their was no civil war and Mussolini was the Fascist leader of Italy.
