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What armies fought at Yorktown?
british, american, and french fought there. british had 8,000 people american had 9,500 people and french had 8,800 people
Is the confederate flag a symbol of discrimination?
Yes, for many people the Confederate flag is seen as a symbol of racism, discrimination, and oppression due to its historical association with the Confederate States of America, which fought to preserve slavery. It is important to recognize the negative connotations attached to this flag and the pain it can cause to certain groups of people.
What groups fly the confederate flag?
The Sons of Confederate Veterans and People who have pride and Love for Dixieland.
What did people fight for on D day?
The Allied armies fought for a foothold back in Europe.
Why was the Mexican Revolution fought among many armies?
It was fought in order to get rid of a dictator.
Who was a group who fought against drinking or selling alcohol?
A large number of people and groups have fought against drinking or selling alcohol.
Can you please list the people who fought in World War 2?
near millions of people fought in WW2 so it would be impossible to say, many fought but weren't in the armies, and many applied under false name and ages so the list would be inaccurate anyway.
What two groups of people fought the french and Indian war?
The British and the Indians.
What people or groups wanted Reconstruction policy to be the most forgiving of the former Confederate states?
'The Following People...' needs a relevant list.
What are the confederates?
'Confederate' usually refers to the armies of the Confederacy, and is used to designate both officers and rank-&-file. The Southern states were also designated the Confederate States of America. Loyal civilians would normally be referred-to as 'Confederate sympathisers' rather than Confederates.
How many Americans were in the Civil War?
For both the Confederate and Union army combined 3.5-4 million people fought in the Civil War, almost all of them were Americans (some slaves, Africans). About 2.1 million fought on the Union Army, whilst about 1.5 million fought in the Confederate army.
Why did the Jewish people oppose World War I?
There was no 'Jewish' opposition to World War 1. On the contrary, Jews fought bravely in the armies of the various countries that they belonged to.
