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Why did hawks criticize the Johnson administration's policies?
The Vietnam War (under Johnson) was considered, "fighting with our hands tied", "fighting with one's hand tied behind his back", "not fighting to win", "fighting half-heartedly", "fighting with Political restraints", etc. Hawks wanted to INVADE North Vietnam and use NUCLEAR weapons if necessary, to WIN! Johnson relied on history & strategic thought: Red China's entry into the previous Korean War, because of a US invasion of North Korea; the potential threat of nuclear war from either the Soviet Union or Red China. The Vietnam War (under Johnson) was considered, "fighting with our hands tied", "fighting with one's hand tied behind his back", "not fighting to win", "fighting half-heartedly", "fighting with Political restraints", etc. Hawks wanted to INVADE North Vietnam and use NUCLEAR weapons if necessary, to WIN! Johnson relied on history & strategic thought: Red China's entry into the previous Korean War, because of a US invasion of North Korea; the potential threat of nuclear war from either the Soviet Union or Red China.
What are the major languages of north America?
The major languages of North America including English, Spanish, and French. Other common languages include German and Italian depending on the area.
Where did Revolutionary War funding come from?
The Bank of North America, founded by Robert Morris, contributed.
What was a major result of the high tariffs?
Sectional arguments between the North and South
What are North Carolina's main rivers?
There are three major rivers in the state of North Carolina. They are the Neuse River, the Roanoke River, and the Yadkin River.
Who was the north commander for the battle of fort Sumter?
Major Robert Anderson
Who was the north leader in Fort Sumter?
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Who was in charge of the north in the battle of fort Sumter?
Major Anderson
How did Major Anderson and his troops return North after the surrender of Fort Sumter?
The vessels that President Lincoln had organized by Gustavus Fox were allowed into the Charleston harbor to return Major Anderson and his troops back to the Union. Anderson was considered a hero in the North. One of his first duties was to recruit volunteers for the Union army.
What was the outcome of the first major battle of the war?
The north was fighting the south and the north win the battle of the war
Time line of the major events influencing the fighting in europe and north africa?
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What were the major challenges facing Europeans settling the North American colonies?
Major challenges in the early North American colonies consisted of fighting diseases and producing food.
Was William Sherman on the south side or north?
Major General William T. Sherman was a leader fighting for the North or Union side.
How was the fighting going for the north at the time?
how was the fighting goin for the north at the time
Did Robert Anderson fought in fort Sumter?
Yes, Robert Anderson was the Union Army officer in command of Fort Sumter at the outbreak of the Civil War. He is best known for his role in the first battle of Fort Sumter, which began on April 12, 1861, when Confederate forces fired on the fort. Anderson's decision to surrender the fort after a two-day bombardment marked the beginning of the conflict between the North and South.
What major advatage did the south had over the north during the civil war?
It was nearly always fighting on home ground; it did not have to do the invading.
Why did major general Anderson move his troops to fort Sumter?
Major General Robert Anderson moved his troops to Fort Sumter in December 1860 to secure the fortification against potential Confederate threats after South Carolina seceded from the Union. He sought to maintain federal control over the fort, which was strategically important for harbor defense. The move was also a response to rising tensions between the North and South, as Anderson aimed to assert Union presence in the region. His decision ultimately contributed to the outbreak of the Civil War when Confederate forces fired on the fort in April 1861.
