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Course model that a society's dominant military form shapes who gets power and what political structure becomes stable.
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military determines political system
Course model that a society's dominant military form shapes who gets power and what political structure becomes stable.
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"...nature of the military determines the nature of the political, political system in societies, in nations. Okay, so the four specific examples we've looked..."
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"...nature of the military, will determine the nature of your political system in your society, okay? All right. So, let's go over some basic..."
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Gunpowder is not powerful because it makes a louder weapon.
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