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perimeter defense a defense without an exposed flank, consisting of forces deployed along the perimeter of the defended area. Soldiers in a squad make a circular perimeter but the meaning has some more. Nations have a defensive perimeter like the United STates wich on north has Alaska in the east Puerto Rico and in the west Hawaii.
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Why did many Patriot leaders favor defensive war?
Being defensive is easier, because other people are coming for you and you just have to protect. you know your surroundings better and have more places to hide.
What is a defense settlement?
it a settlement with certain buildings on things like high (defensive against enemies)
What is it called when increasing one's own security brings greater instability as the opponents do the same?
Defensive realism
Benedict Arnold asked George Washington to give him command of this defensive post?
West Point ~Rogers:)
What were the advantages of fighting a defensive war?
The key advantage of fighting a defensive war is that the side on the defense can force the other to attack. In forcing the attack, the defender often can chose terrain and conditions that are most advantageous to the defender. Further, it is frequently easier to supply a defending army and secure supply lines than it is to supply an attacking army.
