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Who was the instrumental in forging the critical military alliance with France?
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How did turkey change as result of world war 1?
Answer this question…It went from controlling a powerful empire to forming an independent republic.
What is Valley Forge remember from American revolution?
From the area was close enough to the British to keep their raiding and forging parties out of the interior of Pennsylvania. But far enough away to halt the threat of British surprise attacks.
Commander of the AEF?
During World War I, the AEF (or, American Expeditionary Force) was commanded by General John J. Pershing. A career officer in the American Army with a reputation for bravery and leadership ability, Pershing was successful in forging the AEF into a highly organized, well-supplied, and generally effective fighting force on the war's Western Front.
Why do you think Americans were able to quickly transfer their feelings about Germans to communist and radicals?
Because there had already been a "Red Scare" around 1919-1920 and Americans were already afraid of communists. So they put the paranoia on "pause" for the duration of WW2 (Nazis and Japanese were even bigger enemies), and as soon as the war ended- or even before it ended- George Patton began calling for an attack on the Soviets before Germany even surrendered- that old fear came right back. That having been said, there was some good reason for it too. In the wake of the war, the Soviets gobbled up a slew of countries in Eastern Europe, installing Soviet style governments, and forging what would become the Warsaw Pact; and they amped up support for communist parties in other countries (such as Korea and China).
How did general sherman strategy of total war help the union defeat the confederacy?
Sherman's strategy was an example of indirect approach and is probably why the Union won. Up until Sherman cut loose the Union's primary strategy was direct approach which resulted in huge loss of life and little progress towards victory. Sherman's action destroyed the confederacy's ability to move supplies or communicate. His strategy dislocated the confederacy and they were unable to effectively respond to the Union's actions during Sherman's advance. Primarily the Unions issue was that it relied too heavily on a new technology to enforce an old dictum of massing forces. This tied the Union to the rail roads and made them predictable. It also made them vulnerable because with the mass of force they developed they were susceptible to strikes against their supply/communication lines. Basically, the Union was more powerful and was playing it safe. The idea originally was consolidate the force, strike a direct blow, and crush the enemy to win the war. This is a strategy that through out history has led to failure of the often more powerful military. However, I think that it appeals to inexperienced leaders and generals egos because the dreams of such a victory are imagined to be not only fast, but glorious. However, this strategy in reality often allows a weaker army to use an indirect approach to check the more powerful army. Sherman recognized the folly of this approach and changes the make up of his army. Sherman moved away from his supplies and lives off of the land. To live off the hand he had to spread out his forces. He used four to six columns and his forging parties acted as a screen. Since he was not tied to a supply line, and his army was dispersed and moving in multiple columns, the confederate generals could not predict where Sherman would strike. Therefore they could not consolidate there forces or economically prepare defenses. Furthermore, since Sherman's action moved through the confederacy it impacted the families of the confederate solders. This split the confederate soldier's loyalties making them choose between fighting for the confederates or protecting their family. My answer is based on my interpretation of B.H. Liddell Hart's writing on the subject of strategy and indirect approach. Sherman's "horns of a dilemma" approach fits into Harts "indirect approach" strategy. In and of itself it seem like a simple and logical approach, but history proves such logic is too often ignored.
What is a sentence with alliance?
The two nations formed an alliance to defend each other in case of attack.
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What is the root word in forging?
the root word for forging is forge
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