During the Revolutionary war, the Commander-In-Chief was the man who'd become the first President, George Washington. The most notable commanders beneath him were Benedict Arnold and Mad Anthony Wayne.?æ
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During the American Revolutionary War, the overall military leader of the American Army was General George Washington. Various other commanders led armies and otherwise contributed to the war-effort, of course, while the political leaders in the Continental Congress provided final judgment on many related logistical and strategic considerations.
During the Cold War, American leaders viewed the political situation in Vietnam through the lens of containment, fearing that the spread of communism in Southeast Asia would have a domino effect on neighboring countries. They perceived the communist-led North Vietnam as a direct threat to democracy and stability in the region, leading to increased U.S. involvement, including military support for the South Vietnamese government. This perspective drove the decision to escalate military engagement, culminating in the Vietnam War, as leaders believed it was essential to prevent a communist takeover.
National political leaders have the most serious external issue with regards to national defense. At all costs their nation must be able to be secure from external threats. National leaders and their military leaders and consultants should constantly meet and make sound decisions concerning national defense.
Democracy often failed in Latin America following most revolutions due to a combination of factors, including weak political institutions, social inequality, and military interference. Many revolutionary leaders established authoritarian regimes, prioritizing stability over democratic governance. Additionally, the lack of widespread political participation and education hindered the development of a robust democratic culture. Economic challenges and external influences further destabilized nascent democracies, leading to a cycle of political turmoil and dictatorship.
They were European military leaders who aided the Patriot cause in the American Revolutionary War.
Generally speaking, a military revolution removes the power of government from that country's political leaders and installs military leaders as the new "governing" body. Many times this is temporary until political leaders who by and large agree with the military's positions on key issues are installed as the "new" political leaders.
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Three important American military leaders in the past were Benedict Arnold, William Alexander, and Charles Lee.
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Many were controlled by caudillos (military leaders) after Liberation.
In 1776, John Dickson lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was a prominent figure during the American Revolution, involved in political and military activities supporting independence. Philadelphia was a central hub for revolutionary activities at the time, making it a significant location for many leaders of the movement.
The military leaders tried as best they could to fulfill their leader's orders and fight until they were ordered to surrender. (The political leaders all fled or committed suicide).
Abe Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant
To organize and coordinate military and political leaders
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