It says that demcratic countries usually don’t go to war against each other. The majority of the people just want to live in peace, the only ones that profit from war are the small, wealthy elite. In a true democracy, this elite would either not exist, or have no more power than the rest of the people (although the latter is kind of utopian), and thus, the country would never go to war, unless it was attacked.

yea so the liberalist theory of international relations…im having trouble figuring out a political example that proves it. Im thinking about the democratic peace but idk how to justify it. any help would be awesome!

The creation of the UN, Kyoto protocol, and geneva convention are a few examples that IR liberalism can claim, not sure about an item that "proves it" since it is still mainly a ideological representation of IR relations.

i need the corecct answers to these:

___ was the United States’ main goal in Vietnam.
Choose one answer.
a. Reunifying Vietnam
b. Containing the spread of communism
c. Upholding the Geneva Accords
d. Negotiating a cease-fire agreement with North Vietnam
Question 2
Marks: 1
___ served as the commander of U.S. troops in Vietnam.
Choose one answer.
a. Dean Rusk
b. Clark Clifford
c. Robert McNamara
d. William Westmoreland
Question 3
Marks: 1
In the early years of the war, a young man could automatically be deferred from the draft by ___.
Choose one answer.
a. getting married
b. enrolling in college
c. getting a job
d. becoming a conscientious objector
Question 4
Marks: 1
___ did not occur in 1968.
Choose one answer.
a. The Tet Offensive
b. The U.S. invasion of Cambodia
c. The assassination of Robert Kennedy
d. The assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Question 5
Marks: 1
___ set off the first general student strike in U.S. history.
Choose one answer.
a. The invasion of Cambodia
b. The assassination of Robert Kennedy
c. The assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.
d. Riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention
Question 6
Marks: 1
After World War II, the United States aided ___ in its efforts to keep control of Vietnam.
Choose one answer.
a. Japan
b. China
c. France
d. Britain
Question 7
Marks: 1
___ enabled North Vietnam to send troops to South Vietnam.
Choose one answer.
a. The Ho Chi Minh Trail
b. The fall of Dien Bien Phu
c. The strategic hamlet program
d. Operation Rolling Thunder
Question 8
Marks: 1
The main purpose of the War Powers Act was to ___.
Choose one answer.
a. expand the power of the military
b. expand the power of the president
c. restrict the power of the military
d. restrict the power of the president
Question 9
Marks: 1
___, founded by Tom Hayden and Al Haber, charged that corporations and large government institutions had taken over America.
Choose one answer.
a. Students for a Democratic Society
b. The Free Speech Movement
c. The New Left
d. The Hardhats
Question 10
Marks: 1
___ was/were most effective in convincing the American public that the war was not winnable.
Choose one answer.
a. Body counts
b. The Tet Offensive
c. The actions of Students for a Democratic Society
d. The invasion of Cambodia
Question 11
Marks: 1
In the 1968 presidential campaign, which of the following candidates would a dove most likely have favored?
Choose one answer.
a. George Wallace
b. Richard Nixon
c. Eugene McCarthy
d. Hubert Humphrey
Question 12
Marks: 1
Which of the following did President Nixon say would bring about "peace with honor" in Vietnam?
Choose one answer.
a. the Vietnamization of the war
b. the Americanization of the war
c. the domino theory
d. the Geneva Accords
Question 13
Marks: 1
Why did Congress pass the War Powers Act?
Choose one answer.
a. to allow military leaders more independence
b. to prevent tragedies like the My Lai massacre
c. to limit the president’s authority to wage war
d. to increase the president’s authority to wage war
Question 14
Marks: 1
Which president asked Congress for the Tonkin Gulf Resolution?
Choose one answer.
a. Richard Nixon
b. Lyndon Johnson
c. John Kennedy
d. Dwight Eisenhower
Question 15
Marks: 1
What was the main purpose of introducing the "body count"?
Choose one answer.
a. to persuade Americans that a Vietcong surrender was imminent
b. to motivate U.S. soldiers to desire revenge
c. to build antiwar sentiment in the United States
d. to show that the war could not be won without U.S. involvement
Question 16
Marks: 1
Which of the following statements regarding the Democratic candidates for president in the 1968 election is true?
Choose one answer.
a. Robert Kennedy was assassinated after narrowly losing the party’s nomination.
b. Hubert Humphrey was guaranteed the party’s nomination before the national convention took place.
c. Eugene McCarthy voluntarily dropped out of the race before the national convention took place.
d. Lyndon Johnson announced at the national convention that he would not seek the party’s nomination.
Question 17
Marks: 1
Which administration’s efforts to mislead the American people were revealed by the publication of the Pentagon Papers?
Choose one answer.
a. Richard Nixon’s
b. Lyndon Johnson’s
c. John Kennedy’s
d. Dwight Eisenhower’s

Which of the following statements best defines the domino theory?
a. If one country falls to communism, others in the region will fall, too.
b. Communism will topple the global economy.
c. Communism will cause the fall of the United States.
d. Socialist governments are a threat to free

Question 1
b. Containing the spread of communism (Domino Theory)

Question 2
d. William Westmoreland (1964 to 1968)

Question 3
a. getting married (ended by executive order in 1953)

Question 4
b. The U.S. invasion of Cambodia (1970)

Question 5
a. The invasion of Cambodia (sparked by the Kent State Shootings)

Question 6
c. France (Vietnam was part of the French colony of Indochina)

Question 7
a. The Ho Chi Minh Trail

Question 8
d. restrict the power of the president (foreign deployment of troops required congress approval)

Question 9
a. Students for a Democratic Society

Question 10
b. The Tet Offensive

Question 11
c. Eugene McCarthy (opposed the war in Vietnam)

Question 12
Which of the following did President Nixon say would bring about "peace with honor" in Vietnam?
a. the Vietnamization of the war

Question 13
c. to limit the president’s authority to wage war

Question 14
b. Lyndon Johnson

Question 15
a. to persuade Americans that a Vietcong surrender was imminent

Question 16
Which of the following statements regarding the Democratic candidates for president in the 1968 election is true?
d. Lyndon Johnson announced at the national convention that he would not seek the party’s nomination.

Question 17
b. Lyndon Johnson’s

Which of the following statements best defines the domino theory?
a. If one country falls to communism, others in the region will fall, too.

We’re talking about this in class tomorrow, but I don’t see the connection. Please explain this in as much depth as possible. Thank you.

Islam is the religion of peace.

We’re talking about this in class tomorrow, but I don’t see the connection. Please explain this in as much depth as possible. Thank you.

As I’m sure you know the Democratic Peace Theory is the theory that democracies rarely ever go to war with each other. The recent uprisings in the Middle East have notionally been about freeing these countries from decades-old (effective) dictatorships and moving them towards becoming democracies that serve the will of the people.

If this holds true and they are successful, there’s a reasonable chance that there can finally be peace in one of the most troubled regions in the world.

We’re talking about this in class tomorrow, but I don’t see the connection. Please explain this in as much depth as possible. Thank you.

Democracies usually get along with neighboring countries better than other forms of government.

It seems to be to get us into a war, then whine about it after the fact.

1.Christopher Columbus was sent by which country on a mission to find a route to the East Indies, resulting in his ‘discovery’ of the Americas?
France
China
Spain
England

2.Select the theory of economics which states that government should not play a role in business and supports the laissez-faire principle of ‘free to do.?
communism
capitalism
mercantilism
socialism

3.Which Italian Renaissance artist was considered the ideal ‘Renaissance Man’ due to his desire for knowledge, particularly in the fields of science, technology, and art?
Lorenzo di Medici
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Shakespeare

4. Who arrived in Mexico in 1519, resulting in the conquest of the Aztecs and Incas?
Miguel de Cervantes
Hernán Cortés
Juan Perón
Mao Zedong

5.Which of the following types of warfare was used during World War I, but was not a new form of warfare?
trench warfare
submarine warfare
gas warfare
zeppelins

6. A select individual from Japanese feudal society, who was a warrior and was given land by the wealthy in exchange for protection, was known as a

shogun.
peasant.
samurai.
emperor.

7. How did the severe depression that occurred after World War I affect the world?
Napoleon was able to unite all of Europe.

Democracy spread throughout Eastern Europe.

Dictators rose to power and implemented totalitarian governments in Europe.

Many nations stopped the spread of industrialization and reverted to an economy based on agriculture.

18.All of the following are true about the beginnings of industrialization EXCEPT which?

The new inventions created to improve production became too large to keep in the home, so factories were built.
Industrialization spread to other countries such as the United States and Japan.
The first factories were powered by water, but steam engines replaced water power.
Industrialization started because there was a great demand for the porcelain produced in China.

19.What occurred when Napoleon realized he would not be successful in conquering North America?

He returned the stolen land to the Native Americans.
He sold land to the United States for 15 million dollars, known as the Louisiana Purchase.
He was arrested and tried for war crimes in Nuremburg, Germany.
He instituted a Communist regime and divided the land amongst the people.

20.Discuss the impact the Industrial Revolution had on the development of cities in the 1800s, and how people were affected by industrialization. Describe how the Industrial Revolution changed warfare. Explore the events of World War I, the various types of warfare used, and how nations were impacted by the new warfare.

21.Napoleon Bonaparte was a French leader who was nearly successful in uniting all of Europe. Which of the following is NOT true about him?

He made several reforms, including the establishment of the Bank of France.
He was a military dictator.
He established democratic governments in the countries he conquered.
He was defeated when Western Europe banded together.

22;Which of the following is NOT true about the middle class during the Industrial Revolution?

They had more free time to enjoy leisure activities, such as traveling to the countryside.
The middle class decreased in size as industrialization spread.
The middle class was primarily made up of business owners and merchants.
Capitalism created the middle class.

23.Why is war against terrorists difficult to fight?
Terrorists seek to create peace in the world and will not fight back.
They have more advanced weaponry.
Members of terrorist groups are scattered throughout the world, so there is no one clear target.
Terrorists leave no trace of their plans.

24.During what period in history did Europe see a rebirth of ancient Greek and Roman classics and ideas?
the Industrial Revolution
the Renaissanc
the Reformation
the Great Depression

25.Summarize the events of World War II, exploring the causes and effects, the primary nations involved, and how it concluded. Also be sure to discuss how the United States became involved in the war and the role they played.
ITS TWO HUNDRAD QUESTIONS. & I GOT ALL OF THE REST. I JUST NEED HELP WITH THESE !

1. Spain
2.communism
3.Leonardo da Vinci
4.Hernán Cortés
5. i’m guessing zeppelins
6.shogun
7.Many nations stopped the spread of industrialization and reverted to an economy based on agriculture.
there is the first few… thats all i could help with for now

do democracies go to war?

does prevalence of weapons deter conflict? (like knowing there is a second strike capability)
democratic peace theory says democracies dont go to war with EACH OTHER. i know democracies go to war

"do democracies go to war? "

Yes, democratic countries can and do go to war.

"does prevalence of weapons deter conflict? "

Certain types of prevalent weapons prevent certain types of conflicts. Having enough nukes deployed to annihilate your enemy makes it less likely that he will nuke you. Nukes offer no protection from some other types of conflict. Terrorists, for instance have very little to fear from it. Politically, you would have a very hard time arguing for nuking another country for a cyberattack, or even a limited conventional attack.

society’ we were the first institution to point out to the coalition ‘democratic’ government that if it wanted to change the culture of Britian to prevent it from decending into civil war then the cuts it ‘reluctantly’ embraced were going to have to happen intelligently.

Step 1

Affirm that the British culture is moderate and multicultural, public sector cuts should not have been planned without the fears of the workforce being somewhat addressed by, for example, not cutting benefits as peace and freedom should be part of the social security package, be a decent citizen (learn some local history and road names), don’t resort to crime and, due to automation, workers enjoy lower insurance premiums and can be free. Not a bad deal but as democracy only represents a training issue on those who voted for the right wing…

Step 2

Once it’s been established we live in a multicultural tourist town (see above) issue a code book on how to bring up and/or educate children to the degree that they ‘do as they are told’ by business (you can leave the best practice and rewards structure for compliant with human rights businesses to us, we do exist for a reason don’t you know) at whichever level they enter the workplace and put in place theory and practical exams for the retired, capable disabled (decided using common sense), law abiding and risk assessed ‘volunteers’. For too long professionals within the public sector have been put under pressure to prove that the right wing does not cause attrocity and are unfairly targetted for the ills of the worl while the fanatical social worker (‘I LOVE children; and money’) fail to spot lies pre prepared by abusers, these people are mostly female for heavens sake.

Step 3
Close the secondary schools and flog off the land.

Anyway to our question, semantics aside, how much money do you think that will save:

a) Year one

b) Year five

c) Year one hundred

We have found this link on the net and until the coalitian takes the site down (it’s apt at censorship (removing freedom) already!)

http://towson.edu/heartfield/images/Don%27t_Worry_Vegetarian.jpg

If I understood what you were on about, and how steps 1 and 2 are moneysaving (I think I figured out what you were saying despite the terrible punctuation), I might be able to answer you.