I think it is an important part of U.S. democracy because it contributes the the U.S. in a major way. The creators of the U.S. Constitution worked to ensure the military would be under civilian control. When they wrote the Constitution they separated the responsibilities for the military, placing the responsibilities firmly in civilian hands. Congress has the power to declare war and to make the rules for governing the military. There are some disadvantages, though. The American Civil War of 1861-1865 was the period of greatest danger to civilian control of the military. As the war progressed, more and more people called for a military dictatorship. Military officers stayed away from politics and many even refused to vote, feeling that this would somehow influence their service.
Because he worked assiduously to look like something he was not, he wanted to have the image of a simple and humble farmer, but in reality his family was very wealthy. His greatest support was the rural community of Georgia to whom he spoke of values, of growing economy for the small farmer, segregation and low taxes, which won the majority of votes.
President Truman, along with many prominent politicians at the time, believed the United States should sign the treaty because he thought it would prevent another World War II, but most importantly the spread of communism.
One reason it was good that went to war with Britain is that their might be a few differences if we wouldn't have
C: Direct democracy
it is direct democracy, because the people directly votes for the law (not the vote for a state legislator), and it is based on everyone's belief
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