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Is the Empire good for the Galaxy?
It touched nearly every world in the galaxy, claiming billions of lives and ruining billions more. The rise of the Empire marked the first period of peace and stability in the galaxy that many could remember at the time.
Why is the Empire bad in Star Wars?
Originally Answered: What made the Empire evil? The Empire was willing to commit genocide and atrocities, from the mass enslavement of Wookies and other species, to the destruction of Alderaan, they ruled through fear and force (Tarkin Doctrine).
How many Star Destroyers does the Empire have?
Many of us (probably) know that the official number for the Empire’s fleet of Star Destroyers is 25,000 at the height of its power.
Was the Empire humanocentric in Star Wars?
In Empire, They’re trying to capture the leaders of the Rebels and bring them to justice, merely waging war on uninhabited worlds like Hoth. And in Jedi we still only see them fighting the Rebels on Endor. There’s no question that the Empire was humanocentric.
What was the impact of Clone Wars on the Galaxy?
The level of devastation wreaked by Clone Wars had not been seen for thousands of years. It touched nearly every world in the galaxy, claiming billions of lives and ruining billions more. The rise of the Empire marked the first period of peace and stability in the galaxy that many could remember at the time.
Is the Galactic Empire an empire of Laws?
As Palpatine decreed in his first Imperial Inaugural Address, “ We are an Empire of laws! ” Law and order was clearly a priority for the Galactic Empire. To that end, it was not only moral but more efficient for the Empire to not interfere too heavily with the day to day business of law abiding citizens.
What was the Empire’s security force like?
The Empire’s vast navy was primarily devoted to policing the galaxy, even though they were ruthless in dealing with the rebels. Presumably the Empire’s security forces would have arrested and neutralized plenty of petty law breakers throughout the galaxy during its reign.