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examples of positive and negative effects of the military regime
The positives are that a military regime is so discipline and strict enough to make people focus and work under heavy scrutiny and supervision to accomplish goals. Many times this is the only path to start to do more and better things, with discipline, perseverance, and order. That is exactly why strict disciplined, without flexibility, is referred to as military discipline. Let's have in mind that soldiers have no room for flexibility, thinking, or feedback. Soldiers simply follow orders and directions.
For instance, General Douglass McArthur's military regime after World War in Japan, trying to help Japan to reconstruct after the two atomic bomb explosions. His military planning goals, plus the focused discipline of the Japanese, made Japan a modern superpower in just a few years.
On the other hand, the negatives. People are no soldiers and like to enjoy their liberties. Under a military regime, there are no liberties. The military is in full command. Many times, under this type of regime, liberties are suppressed or controlled. THis is the opposite of a democracy.
We can see many examples of military regimes in the Middle East and Africa. People have no liberties and many times tyrannic military dictators oppress the citizens.
The Indo European invader that conquer fertile Crescent empire is THE HITTITES.
The Hittites people were formerly located in the place which is the modern day Turkey. These people were very skilled in the art of making iron tools and they also loved keeping horses. The horses allowed them to travel far and to conquer many lands. The fertile Crescent empire was part of the land that they conquered.
Generally speaking "<span>Caesar ended the practice of ambitious generals starting wars and expanding the empire", since Ceasar ruled the Roman Empire with a "tight fist". </span>
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