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Which term defines when the army takes over the functions, usually controlled by the elected government? A) Habeas Corpus B) Civil Rights Act C) Government Guidance D) Martial L…

Which term defines when the army takes over the functions, usually controlled by the elected government? A) Habeas Corpus B) Civil Rights Act C) Government Guidance D) Martial L…
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Which term defines when the army takes over the functions, usually controlled by the elected government?

A) Habeas Corpus
B) Civil Rights Act
C) Government Guidance
D) Martial Law

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It would be "Martial Law" that defines when the army takes over the functions, usually controlled by the elected government, since this usually only done when there is some sort of violent domestic crisis. 
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