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24. what does civilian control of the military mean?military leaders do…

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  1. what does civilian control of the military mean?military leaders do not have any independent authority, but are the servants of the elected representatives of the people.the military is simply run by the people. they do what they are told.the civilians have to be a part of the military.25. how can the principle of federalism promote the protection of civil rights in the american federal system?it provides both state and national governments with the ability to protect citizens from abuses of power by the other.it provides states enough power to protect their citizens from abuses of power by the national government.it provides the national government with enough power to protect citizens from abuses of power by the states in which they live.

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  • For question 24: Civilian control of the military means that military leaders are subordinate to elected representatives (civilians). The first option correctly reflects this as it emphasizes military leaders being servants of elected representatives. The second option is too simplistic as the military is not "simply run by the people" in a direct - hands - on way. The third option is incorrect as civilians do not have to be part of the military for civilian control.
  • For question 25: Federalism divides power between state and national governments. This division allows both levels of government to act as a check on each other. If the national government oversteps in civil rights (e.g., through discriminatory policies), states can potentially protect their citizens, and vice - versa. The second option only focuses on state power against the national government, and the third option only focuses on national power against states. The first option is more comprehensive as it considers the two - way protection.

Answer:

  1. Military leaders do not have any independent authority, but are the servants of the elected representatives of the people.
  2. It provides both state and national governments with the ability to protect citizens from abuses of power by the other.