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What effect did the convoys have on American soldiers concerning submarine attacks?
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Germanyhope that there submarine warfare and Attacks would lead to?
Germany's submarine warfare was unrestricted. These attacks led to World War I.
Which of the following statements about the Spanish-American War is FALSE?
Many U.S. soldiers died in attacks on Spain's south coast.
Spain protected its American settlements with?
During this time Spain and France had built forts to protect them from possible attacks.
Grenville estimated that soldiers would be needed to solve the problem of defending the western frontier against native American attacks?
10,000
The sinking of the French ship the Sussex resulted in?
end unannounced submarine attacks
After the sinking of the Sussex in 1916 Germany agreed to?
end unannounced submarine attacks
The convoy system helped decrease what?
. . . submarine attacks upon merchant ships .
What did allies used against submarine attacks in World War 1?
sonar
How many soldiers did Grenville estimate would be needed to solve the problem of defending the western frontier against Native American attacks?
10,000
Where did American attacks consistently failed?
American attacks consistently failed in Canada
What did Laura secord really do?
She traveled 20 miles to inform Lt. Fitzgibbon of the American attacks that the Americans had planned. She found out about the attacks when several American soldiers invaded her home and ordered her to serve them. One night they had too much too drink and started bragging about their plans.
How did Tet Offensive change the war?
The Tet offensive of 1968 demonstrated that despite the element of surprise, American soldiers were able to repel determined and well coordinated attacks. Small unit tactics, excellent NCO leadership, and determination of the soldiers were able to turn the tide for the Americans. The Tet offensive of 1968 demonstrated that despite the element of surprise, American soldiers were able to repel determined and well coordinated attacks. Small unit tactics, excellent NCO leadership, and determination of the soldiers were able to turn the tide for the Americans.
