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Which situation is referred to in John F Kennedy's inaugural address?
War could break out soon against a strong enemy.
How do you break the glass in the research lab on steamworks island poptropica?
you break it with your rubber mallet.
What is disbonded?
"Disbanded", to break up or dissolve. Example: The enemy has disbanded.
What is the trebuchets purpose?
A trebuchet is a weapon to break down castle walls and kill the enemy.
What is a sign that a guy likes you?
He will flirt with you or date your arch enemy if he LOVES you to get you jealous so act jealous then hopefully he will break up with your arch enemy and ask you out:)
What was the weapon introduced by the British to break through enemy lines in World War 1?
The tank.
What are propagandas they show what they are used?
Propaganda is designed to break the will of the enemy and raise the will of the side promoting the propaganda.
How do you do neck break as snake in super smash brothers brawl?
when you grab the enemy do a smash attack
What is the enemy of the ozone layer and where is this enemy found?
Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) are the main enemy of the ozone layer. They are found in refrigerants, aerosol propellants, and foam-blowing agents. When released into the atmosphere, CFCs break down ozone molecules, leading to ozone depletion.
What are army tanks used for?
The tank is an offensive weapon tasked to (1) break through the defenseof the enemy. (2) flank the enemy force or (3) as an element of combinedforces, seek out and destroy the enemy using the "combined arms" of Air,Artillery and Infantry.
What is a trebucte?
it is a machine used in the 13th century to destroy castle walls. the used huge stones (250-300lbs) to break down the walls and hopefully hurt the enemy. they also heaved dead horses to spread diseases to the enemy. it is a machine used in the 13th century to destroy castle walls. the used huge stones (250-300lbs) to break down the walls and hopefully hurt the enemy. they also heaved dead horses to spread diseases to the enemy.
Why did both sides in World War 1 begin to develop new technology?
To break through the enemy lines
