Of the countries listed below, formerly controled by military dictators

Of
the countries listed below, formerly controled by
military dictators, which were affected by the “Arab Spring”?

Career military
men who became leaders of countries:

During
the 1990s, armed forces dominated politics in which countries:

Referring
to political change and conditions in 1980s Africa, one analyst suggested
that _____________ had become the functional equivalent of elections.

With
the exception of Thailand, military coups have taken place with primarily
________________ Third World countries.

The
military government in which country, in power since 1962, is still in power
today?

In
some cases in Africa, military leaders maintain power through _____________.

Stefan
distinguishes between two types of military training, the (1) old
professionalism and the (2) new professionalism. Which is correct?

Which
Third World Country was the first to abolish its armed forces?

According
to our text, a nation’s propensity for military intervention reflects all
except:

In
Venezuela, a coup leader who was elected President of the country in 1998 is:

Why
do some Third World military regimes champion the poor and others support
wealthy corporations or land owners?

In
the more modern, industrialized Third World countries, which characteristics
strengthen the middle classes:

A
military regime led by a single strong charismatic officer with a large
following is referred to as:

In
Nicaragua, General Anastasio Samoza over threw the government in 1937
motivated by:

A
personalistic military regime in Liberia was led by:

In
contrast with the Personalistic Military regime, the Institutional Military
regime is:

Countries
with institutional military regimes include:

According
to Table 9.1, which country spends the largest proportion of GDP on the
military?

According
to Table 9.2, which region showed the largest increase in military spending
from 1998-2007?