Answer:
El adversario es visto como un enemigo al que hay que eliminar.
Explanation:
Claude Von Clausewitz fue un teórico militar alemán, conocido principalmente por sus participaciones defendiendo a Prusia en las Guerras Napoleónicas.
Clausewitz creía que las guerras eran solo otra forma de resolución de conflictos políticos, es decir, un instrumento legítimo de resolución de controversias (aunque obviamente, no el mas deseable por su costo en vidas y en dinero). Es decir, bajo su óptica la guerra era un medio por el cual se destruía al adversario político para lograr así los objetivos sin ninguna oposición.
Esta teoría plantea claramente a los conflictos políticos como una cuestión adversarial, donde el adversario es considerado un enemigo y, por lo tanto, necesariamente debe ser atacado y eliminado para concretar los objetivos propios. Es decir, Clausewitz no veía las divergencias políticas como enriquecedoras o constructivas, sino simplemente como cuestiones de conflicto y violencia.
Out of the choices given, the body of water that the Eastern Roman Empire bordered was the Black Sea. The capital of of the empire was Constantinople and it was the closest to the Black Sea. The correct answer is A.
Answer: A. The colonies were trying to re-establish peace with Great Britain and avoid further fighting.
Explanation:
The American Colonists did not want to go to war with King George III of England and Britain at the time because they believed that the abusive acts that Parliament had imposed on them, was done without his consent and that he would come to their defence if they went directly to him.
They therefore in 1775, sent the Olive branch petition to King George to re-establish peace with Great Britain and avoid further fighting which they were sure would lead to numerous deaths as well as to avoid rebellion to the King whom they still longed to be subjects of.
When the King refused to even read the petition, it then occurred to the Colonists that Parliament was acting with royal consent which then made them angry with the King such that they blamed him for their secession in the Declaration of Independence.
Octavian surmounted Rome after Caesar's death. After Caesar's death in, Rome was controlled by the Second Triumvirate, that was formally constituted. it was consisted of three people and those three people are, Octavian, Mark Antony, and Lepidus.
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