They had a very good army, and also had funds to recruit more soilders even foreign soilders.
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South Korea is definitely not totalitarian, monarchist or communist. The correct answer is that it is democratic. (also it is true that it is a country with a strong economy, and it shares a border with a potentially hostile neighbor. )
Clarity of purpose is a common<span> theme in successful </span>movements<span>. For example, Gandhi's allies questioned his idea to make the salt tax a primary focus, because they favored a plan for more comprehensive change, but he saw that a single issue, even a small one, could </span>unify<span> the nation and break British ...</span>
