One of the most important legacies that World War I left behind was the idea of "total war," since up until WWI civilians and private homes were considered "off limits" in terms of targets.
Sectionalism refers to being loyal to a certain region in a country, but not to the country as a whole.
The government was connected because you were not allowed to assemble back in that time, so the government could storm in any time they deemed suitable to them if they had proper suspicion.
Right to be free from self incrimination and to have double jeopardy prohibited are stated in the fifth amendment.
The Soviet Union had a command economy. So, option (c) is the correct answer.
<h3>Why did the Soviet Union consider to have a great command of the economy?</h3>
A command economy is one in which the central government has a considerable role in determining a country's resource availability and distribution.
In this scenario, the Soviet Union operated a command economy structure from the early twentieth century until the 1990s.
The government can use this command economy to tell businesses what things to create, how to allocate resources to residents, and so on.
Citizens' economic freedom is limited under this system since they have little control over the things they buy.
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