Yes, their were many wars in the 1700s. Most wars in the 1700s were fought over power/control over a colony by the European Colonial powers. Other wars were fought for other reasons, i.e. The American Revolution was fought to gain American independence, and etc...
Various skirmishes during the Indian Wars.
Crimean War
Battle of hastings.
The Americans won about 37 battles and lost only two battles
I know there was something about the Alamo
War of 1812
all i know is that the U.S has fought in about 8 wars, but i bet there's a lot more! :)
About fifty. Which part of the 50-yearwar are you interested in?
Most of the naval battles of the Punic Wars were fought over the Mediterranean Sea, although that was not what the War was fought over. The war was fought over places like Corsica and Sardinia, and Spain.
it is all one war but there were a lot of separate battles
there are some wars in Boston like some of the revolutinary battles were in Botston
The Punic Wars were a series of battles between the two city-states of Carthage and Rome ; Rome prevailed .
Tank battles Infantry battles Naval battles Trench battles Air battles
The Copper Wars (between miners and mine owners) and some of the Indian wars were fought in Idaho.
You probably mean "cold war" related wars. The way you've worded this question it could mean "any war", in which case there were probably hundreds of little wars fought on earth from 1945 to 1990. To include: 1. Wars in Africa against White rule (wars against Apartheid). 2. Wars in the Middle East (Southwest Asia) between the Israelis and Arabs. 3. Wars of power struggles else where on the globe; to include insurgencies. There were some communist related cold war battles fought in Greece, Turkey, Central and South America, etc. But the only "big" battles were the two wars fought in Korea and Vietnam that directly related to communism vs the free world.
they fought over it and tried to take it for their own. Had many wars and battles to try and get it.