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How did the USA wage war against Vietnam?
1. The US Air Forces waged aerial combat & bombing campaigns against NORTH Vietnam. 2. The US Navy waged Riverine Warfare against the enemy in South Vietnam. 3. The US Army/Marines waged ground warfare against the enemy in South Vietnam.
What percentage of the south's total population was slaves before the civil war?
About a third
Where is brandywine?
Brandywine is in the state of Pennsylvania. A major battle of the Revolutionary War was waged near the present city.
What region was hardest hit during the civil war the north or south?
The South. Nearly all the battles were in the South. And after Grant authorised total war, there was deliberate destruction of farms and railroads, that took many years to recover from.
How many people died in the US Civil War from the south?
1,120
Who is the Union general who waged total war on the south?
William T Sherman
What is meant by the statement that William Tecumseh Sherman waged a total war?
He attacked the civilian infrastructure of the Confederacy, to starve the South, including their armies.
What union general waged a total war against the confederacy?
william tecumseh sherman
When did king Philip's war waged?
king Philips war was waged in 1637
Did Hebrew kings wage war?
Yes, all Hebrew kings waged war.Yes, all Hebrew kings waged war.
How do you write waged in a sentence?
The Romans WAGED war against every country that surrounded them.
What was the first war waged by the U.S outside its national boundaries?
Around 1800, the US waged war on the Barbary pirates in Tunisia.
Which roman leader waged war on the sea?
There were several Roman leaders who waged war on the sea. Among them are Pompey, Ahenobarbus, and Agrippa.
How did the USA wage war against Vietnam?
1. The US Air Forces waged aerial combat & bombing campaigns against NORTH Vietnam. 2. The US Navy waged Riverine Warfare against the enemy in South Vietnam. 3. The US Army/Marines waged ground warfare against the enemy in South Vietnam.
What is the major weakness of the south during the civil war?
Much smaller population from which to recruit armies. In a war of attrition, as waged by Grant after he became General-in-Chief (March '64), they were bound to lose.
During the late 70's and early 80's in what South American country was the Dirty Little War waged upon it's populace?
Argentina
Which Union officer is known for advocating total war on the South?
William Tecumseh Sherman was the general who theorized and applied the Total War on the South.
