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The Magna Carta limited the power of the king by limiting the extent of his power over the people. He was not allowed anymore to take a nobleman's freedom without proper judicial procedure, he could no longer impose new taxes without consent of Parliament and he had to respect the rights and properties of the Church...
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<em>Competition, is when two allies (or just random people too I guess) become rivals in order to complete a certain task first. Normally this would mean that a group of rivals are competing to earn a certain title, for example best at something, or just to make themselves look better.</em>
<em>It effect business because this creates tension often, meaning that the 2 rivaled sides are not exactly the most friendly to one another.</em>
<em>Hope this helps and have a nice day.</em>
<em>-R3TR0 Z3R0</em>
Both militarism and mobilization were a major cause for a WWI to become as terrible as it did and that is why they should be included in its description.
Militarism basically means that the government should have a strong army and be able and should deploy it in order to accomplish its goals. Militarism can be seen in countries which strengthen military without any immediate threat to them. Like Nazi Germany which was surrounded by countries that were very peaceful and yet went and worked on creating a powerful army forces.
Mobilization means recruiting and forcing all able citizens to serve in the war and send them to the front. That is they were mobilized for military service. For WWI a large number of people were mobilized.
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There are many things like the equally act and the many organizations that try to make sure that people get teated equally but i dont think that there could ever be a specific law set in place making racism , homophobia, sexism and so forth illegal. although that would be great i think that there is so much controversy in the world
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The US joined the first world war in April, 1917. Why? Because President Wilson could no longer ignore the scale of the fighting. Germany started attacking every ship to approach Britain, which of course included US ships.
I can't think of any real significance. Perhaps knowing the US had joined the war frightened the Germans and their allies into running away?