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What was a leader that launches raides called?
A leader who launches raids is often referred to as a "raider" or a "war chief." In historical contexts, such leaders could be part of various groups, such as Vikings, who conducted raids for plunder and conquest. They typically organized and led their followers in surprise attacks against enemy settlements or territories.
A series of air raids?
A series of air raids is known as a Blitz.
In the Red Scare what were the raids called?
During the First Red Scare the raids on suspected political radicals were known as Palmer Raids, named after US Attorney General Alexander Palmer, who ordered the US Justice Department to conduct the raids.
How did air raids affect the lives of british people in world war 1?
Air raids on Britain by Germany mainly used Zeppelin airships, although in 1917, aeroplanes were used. Tthe raids generated fear amongst the civilian population and consumed more resources than the actual raids - more than 10,000 men were diverted to air defenses. Altogether 557 people were killed in air raids in Britain in approximately 100 raids.
How did the fenian raids affect Canadian confederation?
It affected confederation cuz the raids raised the Britain colonies defenses against the war with BNA so BNA had to get the same defenses by using raids
What event did he mean when he said raids of organized bodies?
john brown's raid
The Palmer raids were organized to root out groups whose activities?
posed a clear danger to the country.
What is the word for reffering to surprise attacks or raids rather than organized warfare?
guriella warfare
How were slave raids organized?
Slave raids were often organized by European slave traders and local African chiefs or merchants who saw economic benefit in capturing and selling individuals as slaves. These raids were carried out by armed groups who would capture people from neighboring communities and transport them to coastal trading posts for sale to European slave traders. The raiding parties sometimes used violence, deception, and coercion to capture individuals, leading to devastating consequences for the African communities targeted.
When did the raids start?
which raids
What was a leader that launches raides called?
A leader who launches raids is often referred to as a "raider" or a "war chief." In historical contexts, such leaders could be part of various groups, such as Vikings, who conducted raids for plunder and conquest. They typically organized and led their followers in surprise attacks against enemy settlements or territories.
What is the definition of punitive raids?
Raids as a punishment.
Who was known for his air raids?
Who's air raids?
Is air raids a verb?
Air raids is a noun.
San carlos raids?
what is the raids at san carlos church
When did Caravan raids happen?
Caravan raids happened in 623.
What came first viking raids or trading?
viking raids
