The anti-federalists believed that the Federalists' plan posed a threat to state governments and to the rights of individuals.
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President Bush had a foreign policy that showed how the USA does not negotiate with terrorists and that force can be used if there is any external threat. A lot of the wartime activities happened outside the USA than within its borders.
A political threat refers to the disadvantages that a business can have in a country. For example: Less protection for patents and copyrights discourages technology transfer to India. That is related with the PEST analysis, which analysis the situation of a country... and how it can affect a company.
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presented a direct threat to the nation.As president, George Washington did believe that the federal government needed to remain strong to prevent state or regional interests from gaining too much power.
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Casting away General George B. McClellan's ambitions, he was sincere in his belief that radical Republicans were a threat to his war efforts. In fact he believed that Radicalism was just as great of a threat to the US republic as Southern cession.
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The threat of death was believed.
They believed that they took jobs
The United States believed the war posed a threat to world oil supplies
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History seems to indicate this, although it is unclear whether Bush truly believed that Iraq was a threat.
No, that quote is attributed to George Patton, not Omar Bradley.Paton believed that the Soviet Union and communism in general was a bigger threat to the United states than the Nazis were.
Colonists believed it was a threat to their self-government.