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The term "shooting war" is pretty descriptive. Soldiers from different nations are shooting at each other. In modern warfare, such wars would not be limited to rifles or machine guns, there would be artillery as well, and possibly many other types of weaponry. This is the final phase of a conflict, when diplomatic negotiations have failed, economic pressure has failed, and everything else has failed, and there is still an unresolved issue that people feel they cannot accept.
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What is the comparative form of the word coldly?
In terms of the usage for the cold war; cold contrasted with a "hot" war. Hot war meaning a shooting war; there was NO shooting in the cold war (other than Korea and Vietnam). Isolated incidents such as the shooting down of Gary Power's U-2 spyplane over the USSR, Castro's Lieutenant Che Gueverra and his operations in Central/South America, etc. were "incidents."
What are differences between a cold war and a hot war?
in a cold war, there is no shooting whatsoever, in a hot war, there are hot girls shooting at each other.
How did Hitler's invasion of Poland expand war?
It didn't expand the war so much as it lit the fuse that began the actual shooting war.
What is the meaning of the Cold War for Korea?
Cold War means "no violence or no shooting." WAR is a series of battles. Very seldom is one battle a war. A Hot War is a shooting war. The Korean War was the first "Hot Battle" of the cold war. Korea was the FIRST violent clash between the Communist World and the Free World. It ended in a draw, or at least the communists were STOPPED at the 38th Parallel. The Vietnam War was the second "Hot Battle" of the cold war. The communists won that war.
What started the World War I?
The shooting of Franz Fernindad, arch duke of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
What is a hot war?
A shooting war.
How was the war in Vietnam related to the cold war?
Both were against communist aggression. The cold war was no shooting; Vietnam was shooting.
What was the significance of the Vietnam War in relation to the Cold War?
COLD WAR=No Shooting/communists and Free World facing each other Vietnam War=Shooting/communists and Free World shooting at each other
Why does everyone love Star Wars?
i dont know maybe its because its in outer space and there is war and in every war there is shooting. i love shooting.
3 how was the cold war disputed between the us and us different from a hot war or warm war?
Cold War=No War Hot War=Shooting War (Men dying) Warm War=Almost shooting, but no one's pulling the triggers...yet!
What are the similarities between cold war and hot war?
A hot war is shooting at each other. A cold war is facing each other but NOT Shooting.
The Revolutionary War began with the?
shooting at Lexington
How could the soviet Afghanistan war escalate into a hot war i need this answored like now im in the sciance lab for world history?
1. There is no Soviet Union, and there hasn't been for 20 years. 2. If there was "shooting" in Afghanistan, then it was a hot war. 3. Cold War=No Shooting 4. Hot War=Is Shooting
Is shooting a flag the same as declaring war?
Yes
What was the cold war battle?
Cold War=military stand off (no shooting, no dying)
Why did America's refusal to share nuclear secrets contribute to the cold war in 1945?
Secrets are part of any war, cold or hot (non-shooting or shooting); it called classified. A-Bombs made the cold war.
What is the narrator doing in the first paragraph of The End of Something by Ernest Hemingway?
Fighting in the war apex
