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Which battle did the Continental Army suffer a major defeat?
The battle of Long Island
What else was the Mexican Army doing while the Alamo siege was going on?
Santa Anna's Army as consoliating, resupplying and recuperating from their long march and a second front was advancing along the Gulf Coast.
Why did gen Sam Houston not want to risk a battle unless he was confident of victory?
Because the Texas Army was growing in both quantity and quality with each day while the Mexican Army was weakened by their long supply line, shortages of war materials, disease and desertion. To engage the Mexican Army without a clear and decisive victory could destroy the dream of Texas Independence.
What happened after the Alamo?
General Sam Houston led his army east, avoiding a conflict with the main Mexican army. This gave him time to build up the army some. Eventually, the Mexican army and Gen. Houston's army met up near the present-day city of Houston. Houston and his men won an overwhelming victory at the Battle of San Jacinto, capturing the leader of the Mexican army, Gen. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, who surrendered to Gen. Houston.
When was Mexican Long-tongued Bat created?
Mexican Long-tongued Bat was created in 1844.
How long is the army ant?
Army ants are 14mm long, while the queen army ant is 3cm long.
How did the army from Macedonia defeat the Greek city-states?
Superior tactics, superior cavalry, and superior infantry using a pike twice as long as the Grek spears, making their phalanx an overwhelming machine.
When was the first Battle of the Mexican American War?
There was a long term problem based on Native American raids on Texian settlements that the Mexican Army found impossible to halt. Texians resented this failure of the Arny to protect them from the Commancheria. The Mexican Army had provided a cannon to the citizens at Gonzales for use in Indian attacks. Wanting their weapon back lead to the first armed conflict between the Mexican Army and the settlers.
Is it a correct sentence long-standing army?
The phrase (not sentence) 'long-standing army' is grammatically correct. It means 'an army that has been established for a long time.'
Were Americans driven off Long Island by the British army led by?
Yes, during the American Revolutionary War, Americans were driven off Long Island by the British army, which was led by General William Howe. The pivotal Battle of Long Island in August 1776 resulted in a decisive British victory, forcing Continental Army General George Washington and his troops to retreat. This defeat significantly impacted American control in the region and demonstrated the military superiority of the British forces at that time.
What were issues rober e lee faced as he invaded the north a second time?
The logistics of moving through enemy country. The need to win a battle quickly - there would be no chance of remaining long in Pennsylvania. Pressure from politicians and generals to send part of his army West to help defeat either Grant's army (about to liberate the Mississippi) or Rosecrans' army at Chattanooga.
How long did it take for Germany to defeat Poland?
Around a month to defeat them and take over ruling Poland.
