Question

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 civilians have to be a part of the military. the military is simply run by the people. they do what they are told. 37. in country b, one person holds political power due to family inheritance. what type of government would country b be? theocracy dictatorship monarchy oligarchy democratic republic

Explanation:

• Question 36: Civilian control of the military means that military leaders are subordinate to civilian (non - military) authority. Elected representatives (civilians) have the ultimate say, and military leaders act as their servants. The second option “The civilians have to be a part of the military” is incorrect as it misrepresents the concept. The third option “The military is simply run by the people. They do what they are told” is too simplistic and does not accurately capture the hierarchical relationship between civilian elected representatives and the military.
• Question 37:
• A theocracy is a government based on religious law and leadership.
• A dictatorship is a form of government where one person has absolute power, often through force rather than inheritance.
• A monarchy is a form of government where power is inherited within a family.
• An oligarchy is a form of government where a small group of people hold power.
• A democratic republic is a form of government where power is held by the people, either directly or through elected representatives.

Answer:

• 36. Military leaders do not have any independent authority, but are the servants of the elected representatives of the people.
• 37. monarchy