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Why was code breaking significant in World War 2?
Code breaking was a significant part of World War II because it helped the Allies win over the Axis.
What is the coad name for the D-day landings?
The main code-name used by the Allies for the landings on the Normandy beaches (the main part of the D-Day operation) was Operation Overlord.
The early part of world war ii?
The main job of the Navajo "code talkers" in every U.S. Marine assault in the Pacific was to ______.
What was the purpose of Theresienstadt that set it apart from other camps?
Part of Theresienstadt was an 'ordinary' concentration camp and a Gestapo prison (mainly for Czechs), and another part was a transit camp for 'prominent' German Jews. It was for a time a 'model concentration camp' that Germany could should off to the Red Cross. To some extent, the Jews there were allowed to organize their own lives. However, the grim reality was that prisoners were regularly sent by train to Auschwitz.
What does it mean when a flag is flown upside down over a military installation during war?
The US Flag Code specifies that the US Flag is never to be displayed with the union (the blue part) down, except as a signal of dire distress or immediate danger to life or property.
What did a samurai participate in?
they followed Bushido! A code of laws. Bushido means "the way of the warrior." They were not allowed to attend certain types of entertainment, and also couldn't take part in trade or commerce.
What is the Bushido?
Bushido means "Way of the Samurai". It is the Japanese samurai way of conduct, similar to Sharia (Islamic conduct) or chivalry (Middle Ages' knight's code). The samurai must follow these to show his loyalty, and duty to the shogun. Also it is disinclination to pain and profit was scorned.
How did the Bushido samurai code influence martial arts?
The Code of Bushido (the way of the warrior) is the code a samurai based their life around. It consists of strict rules of ways to conduct themselves. It includes: *Discipline *Hard work *Loyalty And many more. This is how the modern Japanese society conducts themselves as a race. They have patience, discipline, nobility, loyalty and a hardworking nature. This is the main way the Bushido Code effects Japanese society. :)
Why are Japan's castles a huge part of Japan?
this is where samurais like my ancestor lived
Where is Bushido territory in need for speed carbon?
Its in Downtown ( East of the map ) Check out the world map in career mode The WHOLE eastern part is the bushido territory
Is suicide legal in japan?
yes it is actually seen as a great honor especially in the eyes of samurai. seppuku, when someone stabs themself in the stomach, is actually part of bushido, the samurai code of honor, i think.
What are Samurai Swords?
It means a great part of a Samurais life. The soul of a Samurai is insuperable till he dies.
What are two of the samurai's beliefs?
The philosophy of the samurai is known as bushido, literally the "way of the warrior." The tenets of bushido include:Courage at all times, even unto death,Rectitude -- always acting the part of the samurai,Benevolence -- helping the weak (though this didn't extend to beggars),Respect toward one's superiors, and also to one's opponent,Loyalty to one's master, and through them to the emperor,Honesty -- it was forbidden to lie to one's peers or superiors, even about small things,Honor to the code of the samurai, the laws of Japan, and to one's ancestors.
What part of Glasgow area code is 952?
0141 is Glasgow's dialling code. 952 is not a dialling code in any part of the UK.
What part of speech is the word code?
Code is a noun.
What part of the country do they live?
Does who? who lives in what part of what country... I simply do not understand who "they" are.
Animals that live apart of their lives in water and part of their lives on land are?
all reptiles:)
