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Who Organized the red shirts?
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Who were the red shirts in the civil war?
they're called the red coats and they were the British. i think.
How many red shirts were there during the Industrial Revolution?
5
Who led the Bolsheviks?
Vladimir Lenin led the Bolsheviks during the Bolshevik Revolution.
What was the group known as Red Shirts?
a volunteer army
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Who led the red shirts to victory over Italy?
Gieuseppi Garibaldi
Island invaded by Garibaldi and his Red Shirts.?
Sicily
Who were the red shirts?
the red shirts were an army of Italian patriots led by Giuseppe Garibaldi
What Italian nationalist led red shirts?
Garibaldi
Led an army called the Red Shirts?
garibaldi is his name
Which person led Sioux warriors to victory over us troops during the 1860s?
Red cloud
Who led the Red Army to victory over the White Army in the Russian Civil War?
Leon Trotsky commanded the Red Army.
There is 2 red shirts 4 white shirts and a sock that's it but there are 4 pink shirts how?
The pink shirts ARE the white shirts but have gone through the wash with the red shirts and are now pink.
Who was Eric the red and what did he do that led the vikings to victory?
He wasn't a warrior, he was an explorer. He found and explored Greenland, and established two settlements there.
In a group of 50 children 18 have red shirts What percent has red shirts?
50%
All your shirts are red except twoall your shirts are blue except twoall your shirts are brown except twohow many shirts do you have?
You have three shirts, one in each color - red, blue, and brown.
What are the release dates for Red Shirts - 2013?
Red Shirts - 2013 was released on: USA: 2013
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