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    others‚ their defeat in the U-boat campaign. However‚ it is widely regarded that the entry of the USA into WWI‚ and its military‚ economic‚ and morale implications was the was the key contributor to this outcome and the end of WWI. Figure 1 above shows the German troops striding in Berlin after their defeat. Germany’s U-boat campaign was a naval battle launched against the Allies in 1914 in the Atlantic Ocean‚ with the objective of blocking their trading routes‚ and weakening their supplies. This

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    The induction of Adolf Hitler’s Role as chancellor of Germany finalised the plans of the Nazi party’s takeover of the state. It was through Weimar’s own demise that Hitler was able to rise from the failed Republic and take seat as the most powerful man in Germany. His following domination between 1933- 1939 as a ‘powerful dictator’ Hitler used his political plans and the appeal of the Nazi policies with the authority brought by the SS and his influential charisma and the understanding that German

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    To what extent was Germany a parliamentary democracy in the years 1900-1914? A parliamentary democracy is the power in Germany being shared amongst everybody. The positions are democratically elected by the population of the country. The way Germany was run is based upon the Constitution the power lies between the Reichstag‚ the chancellor and the Kaiser. Germany was a parliamentary democracy based on the constitution that Germany was run by. The Bundesrat being part of the constitution consisted

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    Authoritarian Parenting and its alternatives: Authoritarian parenting is a style marked by high parental demands and low responsiveness towards children. According to Berger(2005)‚ “Authoritarian parents are strict and have high expectations from their children‚ have set rules and expect obedience without questioning and without really explaining their reasoning to their children “. In Authoritarian parenting‚ parents expect their orders to be obeyed unquestionably and rely on punishment or stern

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    Psychological and Behavior Problems in Children Who Lived with Authoritarian Parents Children of authoritarian parents experience psychological problems because of the type of parenting they receive. In this study‚ a correlation is made between the authoritarian parenting style and depression and addiction in children. To make this argument different parenting style and the impact they have on children will be presented. Parenting style can be associated with the psychological and behavioral outcomes

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    Internal reasons why Authoritarian Regimes may become unstable and breakdown To understand which form of regimes are the most stable its important to look at certain factors that can destabilise the authoritarian regimes. The article‚ ‘The breakdown of Authoritarian Regimes’‚ in the Journal ‘The Western Political Quarterly’ by Robert H. Dix ‚ gives some keys reasons why authoritarian regimes breakdown and become unstable. The first and most intuitive reason for regime breakdown is simply a lack

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    and Diplomacy was responsible for World War I. I think that every country that was involved played a part in the start of World War I. Although Germany did play a role in the start of World War I‚ you can’t solely blame them. As disagreements occurred‚ countries banned together and formed the great powers. On page 138 it states‚ “Germany and her allies were held accountable for the war and all concomitant damages.” Yes‚ Germany did cause problems‚ but it wasn’t just their fault. Germany did in fact

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    1) Weimar constitution was an instabilities state that filled with flaws and this constitution was incapable handle the problem carried out by the great depression‚ therefore‚ the Nazi’s supported this constitution during that period and as turn out the state of Weimar authorized the office of President too much power and by having entire system with absolute proportional representation. Which indirectly assisted to raise the power of Hitler’s legitimate. 2) The verdict of the treaty of Versailles

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    definitely be remembered for years to come. After the allies had won the war after four long years Germany was the country that received the full blame for the war‚ but the question arises if it’s safe to say that Germany had totally caused World War I. In actuality‚ Germany had never asked or wanted a war. Germany was only honoring the Triple Alliance of 1882 and fighting alongside Austria-Hungary. As Germany should not take full blame for the war‚ they are responsible for World War I to the extent that

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    2.2 Authoritarian Teacher The preceding section has depicted the figure of “authoritative teacher” as a de jure and de facto authority within the teacher-centred approach. It is now turning to a discussion of the “authoritarian teacher”. The word “authority” has negative connotations with “conformism” and “unquestioning obedience” (Wilson‚ 1977)‚ leading to the unpleasant impression of teachers as authoritarians. Teacher-centred scheme in essence attempts to cultivate a student attitude of “docility

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