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armies dug ditches and fought each other
City States protected themselves by building up armies, and also they built walls around their cities for protection.
The Sahara provided a barrier to invading armies. It offered the Egyptians protection.
Technically, yes. For example, in spring 1862, there was no General-in-Chief of the Union armies. Lincoln was effectively in that job himself. But he didn't want to be (unlike the opposing President), and he handed over the task to a qualified West-Pointer as soon as he could.
By passing through Gaul and crossing the Alps into Italy, defeatig their armies before they could develop a clear war strategy and coordinated response.
Greek & Roman armies :D
armies dug ditches and fought each other
yes they were opposing teams well the Greeks won 4m a trickery
the Trojans and Achaean
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A battlefront is the region or line along which opposing armies engage in combat.
Group,side,opposing forces,squads,armies,red and blue.
to make the opposing allies scared of them .
to make the opposing allies scared of them .
protection
Protection against attacking armies.
trench warfare