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The war with Tripoli in Libya happened during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson in the late 18th century and was a result of the incessant attacks on shipping from Christian lands which had been going on for hundreds of years. The Barbary pirates as they were called were based in the north African states of Tripoli, Tunisia and Morocco and sponsored by the rulers of these states: the newly independent United States decided to put and end to these attacks as a result of American shipping being targetted too.The American government decided to support a pretender to the Tripoli throne called Hamet and sent a fleet to that port. The enterprise was completely successful in the end.
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A civil or military authority in turkey?
pasha
Where was the Crimean War started?
France and Britain formally declared war on Russia on March 28 1854, but hostilities had begun in earnest between Russia and the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) in 1853.
What was the main consequence of the defeat of the turkish fleet at the battle of lepanto of 1571?
At the Battle of Lepanto, the Holy League lost 50 galleys and suffered approximately 13,000 casualties. This was offset by the freeing of a similar number of Christian slaves from the Ottoman ships. In addition to the death of Ali Pasha, the Ottomans lost 25,000 killed and wounded and an additional 3,500 captured. Their fleet lost 210 ships, of which 130 were captured by the Holy League. Coming at what was seen as a crisis point for Christianity, the victory at Lepanto stemmed Ottoman expansion in the Mediterranean and prevented their influence from spreading west.
Who controlled Palestine before world war 2?
"Before WW2" is a lot of historical landscape. Here's a simple breakdown:As the answerer below identified, Britain was the last foreign power in control of the region known collectively as Palestine. Before them it was held by the Ottoman Turks, given to them after the British took it back from Muhammad Ali Pasha of Egypt and the Sudan. Muhammad Ali took it from Abdullah Pasha of Acre who was given the region by the Ottomans. Saladin held it at the end of the Crusades, after he took it from the Fatmids in 1187, who took it from the Seljuk Empire in 1098. The Fatmids held it for a time before the Seljuk Empire, after they took it from the Abbasid Caliphate in 878, who had taken it from the Umayyad Caliphate in 750. The Rashidun Caliphate, the legacy of none other than the son in law and nephew of the Prophet controlled the region until it passed to the Umayyad. The Byzantines owned the region until 628, having taken it from the Sassanids, who taken it from the Palmyrene Empire, who had been given the region by Constantine. The Eastern Roman Empire had acquired the region with the fall of the west under Rome, who held the area and had broken it up into five regions. Before the Romans, the area known as Palestine had been kicked around and passed back and forth by nearly every ancient kingdom and empire in the area from before it was conquered by Alexander the Great. Before Alexander, it was held by Egypt, Assyria, Persia, Babylonia, Judah, and Israel. Biblically speaking, before Israel moved in, it was a loose arrangement of local cities that were held by a variety of tribal groups.
Bad leaders in world war 1?
There were many bad leaders in World War 1. Sir Douglas Haig is known as one of the worst generals during this war, mainly because he authorized offensives that cost a lot of lives. In his defence it has to be said that not a single Allied or German general at that time had any experience with (or an effective answer to) the kind of trench warfare that had been developing. Other 'bad' leaders that deserve mention are the German kaiser Wilhelm II and German general Ludendorff. The first because he never used his authority to give any kind of direction to events and allowed Germany to change from a democracy to a military dictatorship in the last years of the war; the latter because he was the one making himself the military dictator, allowing Germany's economy to go down the drain, keeping German soldiers fighting even when he knew things had become hopeless and finally refusing to accept responsibility for Germany's defeat when it came.
When did Thomas Jefferson cease opposition to the expansion of the navy?
When The Pasha of Tripoli [informally] declared war on the U.S.its probably when the pasha of tripoli declared war on the US, the US marine corps was established, the 'mosquito fleet' was defeated at tripoli, the army was disbanded, or the british blockaded the east coast.;]
What did the most to boost national pride during Jefferson presidency?
Thomas Jefferson refused to pay a tribute tax imposed by the Pasha of Tripoli to allow American ships to pass. Jefferson sent navy frigates to battle in Tripoli. Between 1801 and 1805, naval pressure was increased until the Pasha sued for peace. American sailors, who had been taken hostage, were released and American ships never had to pay tribute again.
How did the frigate Philadelphia complicate the Navys task in the War with Tripoli?
The crew was captured after the frigate ran aground in Tripoli Harbor and the Pasha of Tripoli demanded ransom for its three hundred sailors taken as prisoners of war.
How did the Philadelphia complicate the Navys task in the War with Tripoli?
The crew was captured after the frigate ran aground in Tripoli Harbor and the Pasha of Tripoli demanded ransom for its three hundred sailors taken as prisoners of war.
North African leader who fought an undeclared war with the US from 1801 to 1805?
pasha of tripoli
How did the frigate Philadelphia complicate the navy's task in the war Tripoli?
The crew was captured after the frigate ran around in Tripoli Harbor and the Pasha of Tripoli demanded ransom for its three hundred sailors taken as prisoners of war.
How did the frigate Philadelphia complicate the NAVY'S TASK IN WAR WITH TRIPOLI?
The crew was captured after the frigate ran around in Tripoli Harbor and the Pasha of Tripoli demanded ransom for its three hundred sailors taken as prisoners of war.
Who declared the Armenian genocide?
The Armenian Genocide was coordinated and perpetrated by the Young Turk leadership: Ahmed Djemal Pasha, Ismail Enver Pasha, and Mehmed Talaat Pasha. However, it was not "declared" as it was not a war, but an extermination campaign.
What is was the outcome of the war with tripoli?
the war with tripoli ended in 1805 when pasha signed a peace agreement ending the payment of the tribute. the U.S. did pay a $60,000 ransom for its captured sailors.
North African leader who fought an undeclared war with the United states from 1801 to 1805?
Pasha of Tripoli. #6
Who is pasha of tripoli?
North African leader who fought against the U.S. from 1801-05 The Pasha or Bashaw was Yusuf Karamanli who has seized power in Tripoli by ousting his older brother Hamet. He was the first foreign leader to declare war on the United States (1800). It was a thinly veiled action to extort tribute from America to protect the expanding merchant marine. The United States had just successfully concluded the Quasi War with France (1798-1800), also to protect the merchant marine. This had been an undeclared naval war. The Pasha formally declared war. President Jefferson and the Republicans were in the process of disbanding the fledgling United States Navy and laying up or selling the vessels when The Pasha had the bad timing of declaring war. He in effect saved the U.S, Naby from destruction. A good description of the events can be found at: http://histclo.com/essay/war/bp/abw/abw1.html
Why did Tripoli declare war on the US?
In May 1801, the pasha demanded an increase inthe tribute($83,000) which the U.S. government had been paying since 1796 for the protection of their commerce from piracy under the 1796 treaty with Tripoli. The demand was refused, and a naval force was sent from the US to blockade Tripoli. Whoever wrote the first answer is an idiot.
