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What does ack ack battery mean?
Ack Ack is anti-aircraft artillery. A battery is usually four to six weapons. The term was used mostly by the British.
What are four World War 1 weapons never before used to any large extent in major war?
Planes, machine guns, poison gas, flame throwers.
What were the four indirect causes of ww1?
the four indirect causes of ww1 are: Militarism- competing to see who had the biggest army, guns/weapons Alliances- the 2 teams of alliances formed which were the triple entente (Russia, Britain and France) and the triple alliance (Germany, Italy and Austria-Hungary) Imperialism- fighting to get the most land Nationalism- the leaders of countries gave their citizens the feeling that they were better than all of the other countries
What countries were super powers after world war 2?
The United States and the USSR (Soviet Union). Great Britain and France were still considered part of the Big Four after the defeat of Germany, because they eventually had their own nuclear weapons.
What four new weapons were used during World War 2?
It depends somewhat on your definition of "new", but basic infantry weaponry in World War II for the United States Army used only two weapons from Wordl War I in the regular footsoldiers equipment: The M1911A1 Colt automatic pistol, and the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR). The 1903, and 03A3 Springfields of World War I were also used, but as sniper weapons, not as main infantry shoulder rifles. The basic shoulder rifle was the M1 Garand (1936), the secondary support shoulder weapon was the M1 Carbine, the submachine guns were the Thompson submachinegun, which missed, literally by days, being used in World War 1, and the M3 "grease gun" submachine gun. The bazooka was also a new weapon in WW II.
List the four major civilizations that thrived in Mexico before Cortes conquered it?
Aztecs and Mayas.
What four factors helped Spanish defeat the Aztecs?
the factors were; the Spanish victory; alliances, weapons and horses, geography, and disease
Hernando Cortes's family?
Hernando Cortes was born in Medellin, Spain in 1485. He was 14 when he was sent to the University of Salamanca to study law. His parents were both from the middle class family, but not wealthy. They wished their only son, Hernando, would become a lawyer to support the family, but he returned home after only two years. He was looking for adventure in life. Cortes first married Catalina Xuares, a Spanish lady. They did not have any children. After Catalina's death, Cortes married Dona Juana de Zuniga. From this marriage, they had four children, one son and three daughters. He started his military service and became skillful. This was the start of his life as a great explorer and a brilliant strategist. His nickname was Killer. He became really wealthy after finding New Spain. Cortes returned to Spain in 1540 and lived there for the rest of his life. He died near Seville, December 2, 1547 at the age 62. Major Achievements: In 1511, Cortes accompanied Diego Velasquez to colonize Cuba. Later, he held the office of Santiago in the new colony. Velasquez sent Cortes to Mexican coast as the commander of the expedition. At the last moment, Diego regretted letting him go as commander. It was too late and Hernando left on November 18, 1518. He took ten ships, well-armed men, 550 conquistadors, 300 Indians, and a dozen horses with him. He arrived at Trinidad and then Havana finding Velasquez still wanting to stop him. Cortes finally reached and took over the city of Tabasco. Cortes found out that Montezuma (the Aztec king) ruled over a large empire called Tenochtitlan, which had lasted for three centuries. He also found out that Montezuma was very powerful and rich. Cortes planned to conquer Tenochtitlan. He founded the town of Vera Cruz and became the captain-general of the new colony. He set out to find Tenochtitlan. On his way, he captured the Tlaxcalans on September 18, 1519. He found and conquered Tenochtitlan. They think he killed 240,000 Aztecs. Cortes became captain of Mexico. In 1536 he discovered the peninsula of California. Hernando got very rich and famous. Then he left for Spain in 1540. Country: Spain wanted to conquer Hispania. They wanted to because they needed more food and land. He went to America with a man named Velasquez. They stopped at Cuba to conquer it. He went to Mexico without Velasquez. He conquered Mexico and a small part California. He named them New Spain. When he returned to Spain, he was really rich and famous. Impact on New World: When Cortes got to Mexico, he tricked the Aztecs into giving him gold. They gave him plenty of gold because they hoped that they would leave. Then, Hernando Cortes heard about a new tribe coming called the Tlaxcalan. They left Tenochtitlan to capture them. They did. On their way back to Tenochtitlan, Velasquez was coming for Cortes to arrest him. They defeated them and used the remains of the armies to capture Montezuma (their King) and made him talk to the Aztecs. The Aztecs were angry and killed Montezuma. The conquistadors had a war with the Aztecs. The Aztecs lost the war and was defeated. Then Cortes left for California. Personal Reaction: I think that Hernando Cortes was mean for killing the Aztecs and was very powerful. I think he is powerful because he has a huge army. I thought that he was also very brave for going on the voyage. I think he never gave up either. He was a very rich man too.
When was The Four False Weapons created?
The Four False Weapons was created in 1937.
How many pages does The Four False Weapons have?
The Four False Weapons has 222 pages.
What were some birth practices of the Aztecs?
ArtsEnglishForeignHistoryMiscellaneousMoviesMusicNovelsPeoplePoliticsReligionScienceSportsTechnologyLogin: Member LoginJoin Now!Essays about days AztecsAztecs... They used another calendar with 260 days, 20 months of 13 days, which was used in their religion. The Aztecs had an excellent strategy for conquering enemies. ...The Aztecs... so great. The Aztecs complex religion told a lot about life back in the days when the Aztecs were powerful and strong. In the age ...Aztecs... In the other conquer citystates that the Aztecs to over kingship remained as ... families the families would bring fabulous gifts and celebrate 20 days after birth ...Aztecamp39s... The Aztecs, however, had determined that the year contained 365 days. Therefore, they added 5 days called the ampquotNemontemiampquot, or sacrificial days. ...The Aztecs A case study... being the human sacrifices to the gods, and the large ball game that they played that sometimes went on for days without a stop. The Aztecs lived primarily in ...Aztecs... The Aztecs conducted an interesting ceremony called Txcatl in the sixth month. ... Twenty days before the celebration of the festival, his dress was changed to ...Aztec and Mayan Religious Practices... Aztecs became so obsessed with appeasing their gods through sacrifice that at one time a mass sacrifice was held which lasted four days and killed ...Aztecs... for 4 days before proceeding with the marriage. In 1519 Hernando Cortes, a Spanish explorer, led over 500 men into Aztec territory to search for gold. Aztecs ...Aztecs... for 4 days before proceeding with the marriage. In 1519 Hernando Cortes, a Spanish explorer, led over 500 men into Aztec territory to search for gold. Aztecs ...Aztecs... days after birth the father called an astrologer, who told him the day that they should have the naming ceremony. Education was also very important to Aztecs. ...Aztec Indians... bonding, and after the wedding, incense were burned for four days before proceeding ... Aztecs thought he was a representative for a certain white skinned god, so ...Aztec Indians... bonding, and after the wedding, incense were burned for four days before proceeding ... Aztecs thought he was a representative for a certain white skinned god, so ...Conquest of Mexico... Cortez that the Cholultecas were the Aztecs friends and were as brave as the Aztecs. ... they did as some 3000 Cholultecas were killed in a period of several days. ...The Life Of Hernando Cortes... Marks 3. Medellin was the home of an old castle from the days of the wars ... had taken Tabasco, the natives began telling him the stories of the Aztecs and their ...BROKEN SPEARS... According to history, it lasted eighty days 32,000 men from Tezcoco were killed, 200,000 who fought for Spaniards were killed and of the Aztecs more than ...The Calendar... Aztecs, for example, believed that the Sun had to be nourished with a sacrifice of blood and a beating human heart, or else it would vanish. In those dark days ...Mexico: written by James Michener... The Spanish raged war on the Indian Aztecs causing their kingdom to crumble with little effort. In the next five days the Spaniards destroyed more than two ...THE INVASION OF THE NEW SPAIN... of them being attacked by the Aztecs, but it was always believed by the Spaniards that the Aztecs might attacked ... In the old days, gold was a means of surviving ...joymaker rn
What are the four major civilization?
The Maya, Inca, Aztecs, and the Mesopotamians.
What are the four early civilization?
The Maya, Inca, Aztecs, and the Mesopotamians.
What means did Cortes travel?
In those days, there were only four possible methods of travel, and Cortes probably used them all. Ship, horse, cart, and foot.
What is a four letter word for weapons?
arms
How do you conquer cities in tribal wars?
you get noble men then you attack them with your men plus noble men then if you are strong they will fall. but it takes four or five attacks to conquer them
Who built pyramids still in Mexico?
Many civilizations did, but the four most important were the Aztecs, Mayan, Teotihuacan and Olmec.
