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No government has any rights not granted to it by the governed. It may have the power but it would be pretty darn foolish for the people to grant it that power. The people on the other hand have the right to decide on the termination of an undesirable government and or its officials. A sane modern liberal government will have an established procedure for doing this in an orderly, non violent fashion.
The humans stopped being nomadic hunter-gatherers and were able to make their own food, instead of chasing it down, and cultures were able to be established. Mesopotamia is one example; nomadic tribes can together, learned to farm, and established a culture(and later a civilization).
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After WWII, the balance of power was split between two countries: the United States, and the Soviet Union. These two countries became the two world superpowers that would shape the geopolitics of the world in the following decades.
The United States is the capitalist country, that supports a market economy, and whose allies are located in Western Europe.
The Soviet Union is the socialist country, that supports a planned economy, and whose allies are located in Eastern Europe.
This ideological struggle also led to a military struggle in what was known was the "Cold War". Two military alliances were formed: NATO, that included the U.S. and its allies, and the Warsaw Pact, that included the Soviet Union and its allies.
With the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the U.S. became victorious in this struggle, and enjoyed for a brief period, a great degree of geopolitical power as the sole superpower of the world.
The capture of Rome, September 20, 1870, causes the annexation of the city to the Kingdom of Italy, and the decree ending the existence of the Papal States and the temporal power of the Popes, which will trigger the so-called controversy of the "Roman question" (which will be settled only with the signature ofLateran Accords in 1929).the following year, the capital of Italy is transferred from Florence to the "Eternal City" by Law No. 33 of February 3, 1871.
