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Early warning system of radar and observers
Royal Air Force (RAF)
Luftwaffe
Built more spitfires and hawkers
B. isolationism.
C. neutrality.
D. preparedness.
The build-up of US Military in 1916 was an example of preparedness.
Further Explanations:
During First World WarLeonardo wood and Theodore Roosevelt led a military Campaign to reinforce their army and named it as Preparedness Movement. It proclaimed that there is urgent need of army reinforcement and strong naval and land corps for defence. It was assumed that US will enter the War soon. Leonardo Wood, Theodore Roosevelt and former secretaries Eli Hu Rootandand Henry Stimson were known to be the steering forces behind the movement.
President Woodrow Roosevelt first of all opposed the movement because of his belief in neutrality. His attitude changed after the incursion on Columbus, New Mexico by Pancho Villa in 1916. He passed National Defence Act 1916 and authorized expanding of US Military force to 400,000 by 1921.It also augmented on long-term expanding of US Navy.
The Preparedness Movement gave a pragmatic philosophy of world’s affair that economic strength and defensive strength is more influential than unrealistic movement.
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Answer Details:
Grade: High school
Subject: US History
Chapter: First World War
Keywords: First World War, Leonardo wood, Theodore Roosevelt, Preparedness Movement, Eli Hu Rootand, Henry Stimson, Columbus, New Mexico, Pancho Villa, National Defence Act, pragmatic
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The Zhou dynasty ruled China from c. 1046 BC to 256 BC. They believed they had the Mandate of Heaven, God's divine will for them to rule. Such mandate consisted of a cycle, so every dynasty would eventually decay after a period of prosperity, become authoritarian, Heaven would sent signs to show the people the ruler has lost its favour, such as droughts and famine, so the people would riot against the emperor, overthrow him and a new leader would rise to occupy his place, starting a new dynasty cycle of prosperity, decay, disasters and riots.
The Zhou used a relationship system called feudalism, they gave some loyal supporters lands and absolute power over the peasants working those lands, in exchange for soldiers. This system worked for a while until 700 BC, when landlords began fighting each other. These troubled times led some scholars to debate the proper way to rule. Three major philosophies come from this.
- Confucianism: it establishes basic relationships of people, ruler and subject, husband and wife, father and son, older sibling and younger sibling, and friend and friend. The first element is the one that rules, and the other one must obey. It establishes that the correct way of ruling is by example: the first element of it pair must set good example.
- Daoism: based on the ancient Chinese idea of the Dao, or "the Way", the force that gives order to the natural universe. It established that everyone must find dao by themselves, too many rules conflicts with the natural flow. So the best way of ruling is by ruling the least.
- Legalism: this particular conception believes that people are selfish and act upon their own interest. So good ruling would be to establish strong laws, to enforce them and to set harsh punishments to those who break them, in order to create some order in society.