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What were organized violent attacks against Jews called?
pogroms
Why did the convoy system happen?
The convoy system was developed as a defense against Nazi U-Boat attacks called 'Wolf Packs' .
Drugs that relieve anxiety and induce sleep are called?
Depressants are pills which are designed to help you sleep and alleviate anxiety. They are also to treat seizures and panic attacks.
What was the agreement between the western powers to defend against soviet union attacks called?
i dont know what its called but if u want to know that bad look in your history txtbook
Laws designed to stop violence against African Americans were called the?
Black Codes
What is a fortified entrance called?
A fortified entrance is commonly referred to as a "gatehouse" or simply a "gate." These structures are designed to provide security and protection, often featuring thick walls, towers, and defensive mechanisms. Historically, they were integral to castles and walled cities, controlling access and enhancing defense against attacks.
What is a mountain like stone structure used as a tomb called?
A mountain-like stone structure used as a tomb is called a mausoleum. Mausoleums are above-ground structures designed to house the remains of a deceased person or persons.
What else are heart attacks called?
Heart attacks also are called myocardial infarctions (MIs).
What is a Gateway or opening in fortified place called?
A gateway or opening in a fortified place is commonly referred to as a "gatehouse" or "gate." It serves as the main entry and exit point for the fortified structure, and is usually designed with defensive features such as a portcullis or drawbridge to protect against intruders.
What is the name for a strong building for defence?
A strong building designed for defense is commonly called a "fortress." Fortresses are fortified structures intended to protect against attacks, often featuring thick walls, battlements, and strategic locations. They have been used throughout history in various cultures for military purposes and as safe havens for civilians.
A support structure built against a wall to help reduce the pressure exerted on the wall?
i believe it is called a buttress
What is an altarpiece?
The altar in a church is the table on which the sacrifice of the Mass is offered. For many centuries the altar was placed in the sanctuary against the rear wall, and the structure rising up against the wall was called the reredos or altarpiece. It was frequently decorated by painting or sculpture. When the structure is removed from an old church to a museum, the artwork is called an altarpiece.
