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Warfare is an armed conflict involving engagements of military forces. Warfare comes with death tolls. As an example, millions and thousands of more people were killed in war throughout U.S. military history. World War II is the deadliest war in military history with the amount of 60,000,000-85,000,000 people who were killed in World War II. From events such as the Holocaust, attack on Pearl Harbor, war crimes such as massacres, strategic bombings, and battles of World War II. The Cold War included many armed conflicts such as the Vietnam War and the Korean War. Also, there are ongoing wars such as the War in Afghanistan (Global War on Terrorism) and the Mexican Drug War.
There are 6 eras of warfare throughout history:
Prehistoric Warfare
Ancient Warfare
Medieval Warfare
Early Modern Warfare
Industrial Warfare
Modern Warfare (the current era of warfare)
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What best characterizes the nature of the revolutionary war?
It was a slow war fought between an inexperienced militia and a traditional army in a huge territory.
What was the most difficult task facing the delegates of the First Continental Congress?
The fact that the delegates from different regions were unfamiliar with one another.
The nature and development of modern state system?
in 1648 the nature of state system was formed..this day is so important in the history of international relations moreover an agreement or treaty is signed between the euoropeon countries after the 30 years of war called as treaty of westphalia and basically it fought to get the hegemony interms of religeon..the root of state system give us asense of morality and a sense of sprituality.territorial revolution is the concept of nature of state system.
How did the Declaration of independence change the nature of the American Revolution?
It basically declared the colonies " free from the king " and it declared war on Britian.
How did the civil war in England affect Thomas Hobbes?
The English Civil War profoundly influenced Thomas Hobbes' political philosophy. Witnessing the chaos and conflict between royalists and parliamentarians, Hobbes became convinced of the need for a strong, centralized authority to prevent societal disorder. This conviction led him to write "Leviathan," where he argued for the necessity of an absolute sovereign to maintain peace and security. His experiences during the war shaped his views on human nature and the role of government, emphasizing the importance of social contract theory.
How have your attitudes changed about war?
When human nature changes, so will war.
Why won't war stop?
Human nature.
What was the nature of warfare in Vietnam?
The war escalated from a guerrilla war into a conventional war (minus nuclear weapons).
Why is war a continuous aspect of history?
Man's nature.
The nature of federalism was changed forever by?
The Civil War
What is nature Vietnam war?
A limited war (limited to conventional non-atomic weapons). Originally a guerrilla war that escalated into a conventional war.
What were the nature of the fighting like in the cold war?
Korea & VN were the only wars of the cold war.
How machine guns changed the nature of the war?
See answer below.
In these lines from To the Man of War Bird Whitman celebrates?
nature
How much of chances are there of having world war 3?
it will happen eventually war is inveitable it is in human nature
How was it before the French and Indian War?
nature like and peacefull richs
What are the ratings and certificates for The Civil War - 1990 The Better Angels of Our Nature 1865 1-9?
The Civil War - 1990 The Better Angels of Our Nature 1865 1-9 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
