For the most part, trench warfare in the US Civil War was quite different than trench warfare in wars fought after it. For example, there is the misconception that trench warfare in World War One was a throw back to the trenches in the US Civil War. Here are the differences:
1. Trench warfare in the context of the US Civil War refers to battles that were centered on the presence of significant earthworks used primarily for defense; and
2. Trench warfare in World War One for example was the result of bogged offensives that created a matrix of complicated trenches that provided a "shelter" for armies of both sides in between repeated charges over a "no mans land" that usually ended in a draw.
Civil wars are fought internally by factions within a given country.
The Battle of Gettysburg was fought during the U.S. Civil War.
1861-1865 if that is theUS civil war
sorry no war fought in Montana but you could say something about the civil war
Civil wars, Mongols, China in 1894, Russia in 1904, WW1, WW2.
If you are refering to wars in America, that's the Civil War.
Civil wars are fought between factions within a single country not within a single city
Because they fought in so many wars was that the reason is the other people they fought with was doing something bad to them first so the declared a war and that is why.
A civil war occurs when 2 or more factions fight to control a single government. The Revolutionary and the "civil war" were both fought to create a separate government, and technically not civil wars.
The only war he fought in was the civil war.
Power.
They helped fight all the Arab-Israeli wars, and there were 5 of them, and then they fought a civil war, so my estimate wll be about 6 wars.