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The mass slaughter of Jews and other civilians carried out by the Nazi government during World War 2?
The term most widely used now is the Holocaust.
How was Genghis Khan cruel?
Some historians estimate that the Iranian Plateau populace, ravaged by the Mongol horde, was unable to reach its pre-Mongol numbers until the mid-20th century. It is estimated that 10 to 15 million people were killed there. The mass murder of entire populations seems to be part of his legacy.
Genghis Khan personally led invasions against?
The major Mongol invasions took place during the reign of Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan personally led three invasions.The first of these invasions was against the Tanguts. In 1209, Genghis set forth on a campaign against the dynasty known as the Xia, which was located in Northwest China along the Silk Road. The Tanguts became involved in a trade dispute with the Mongols because of high tariffs. Genghis quickly overwhelmed the Tanguts militarily, received a reduction of the tariffs, and returned to Mongolia. Genghis did not expand the Mongol territory after this invasion.The second campaign was against the Jin Dynasty of North China. The Jin controlled China down to the Yangtze River. The Jin originally came from Manchuria. After a trade dispute, the Mongols invaded Jin territory. By 1215, the Mongols had seized the area now known as Beijing and defeated the Jin. The Jin retreated to the south while Genghis returned to Mongolia after receiving what he wanted in terms of additional trade.The third campaign began in response to the fate of diplomats that Genghis had sent to Central Asia. The diplomats were murdered after requesting a change in the conditions of trade between the Mongols and Central Asians. The killings enraged the Mongols, and the resulting Mongol campaign was first and foremost an act of revenge. A major force was assembled. After careful planning, Central Asia was attacked in 1219 in what became a devastating campaign. Both sides carried out mass slaughters, and it took several years for the Mongols to successfully conquer the great urban centers of Central Asia. When Genghis left Central Asia in 1225, he did not pull out all his forces as in previous campaigns. This time, Mongol troops were left behind to occupy the conquered lands. Genghis returned home, where he died in 1227.Yangtze is a funny word
Was the Holocaust illegal?
Yes. Mass murder of innocent civilians is a crime by international law, and also was at the time of the Holocaust.
Mass slaughter of Jews?
The Germans at the time called it "the Final solution". The Jews to whom it was done call it the "holocaust". What ever it was called it was a genocide of massive proportions.
The mass slaughter of Jews and other civilians carried out by the Nazi government during World War 2?
The term most widely used now is the Holocaust.
How was Genghis Khan cruel?
Some historians estimate that the Iranian Plateau populace, ravaged by the Mongol horde, was unable to reach its pre-Mongol numbers until the mid-20th century. It is estimated that 10 to 15 million people were killed there. The mass murder of entire populations seems to be part of his legacy.
Mongolian ruler of the 13th Century who conquered a huge Eurasian Empire?
Genghis Khan spread the Mongolian Empire across Asia and Europe during the 13 Century. It was the largest empire in history contained within one land mass.
Who were the heroes of the Persian Wars?
There are no heroes in mass slaughter.
Why did the US government allow the mass slaughter of buffaloes?
They have alot of them
What is a 9 letter word answer for mass slaughter of Jews?
Holocaust.
Why was it a Holocaust?
Because it was a Mass Slaughter of a certain race or group of people
What was the mass slaughter of Jews by the nazi party during world war 2?
The Holocaust
What are synonyms for carnage?
slaughter, murder, massacre, holocaust, havoc, bloodshed, shambles, mass murder
Genghis Khan personally led invasions against?
The major Mongol invasions took place during the reign of Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan personally led three invasions.The first of these invasions was against the Tanguts. In 1209, Genghis set forth on a campaign against the dynasty known as the Xia, which was located in Northwest China along the Silk Road. The Tanguts became involved in a trade dispute with the Mongols because of high tariffs. Genghis quickly overwhelmed the Tanguts militarily, received a reduction of the tariffs, and returned to Mongolia. Genghis did not expand the Mongol territory after this invasion.The second campaign was against the Jin Dynasty of North China. The Jin controlled China down to the Yangtze River. The Jin originally came from Manchuria. After a trade dispute, the Mongols invaded Jin territory. By 1215, the Mongols had seized the area now known as Beijing and defeated the Jin. The Jin retreated to the south while Genghis returned to Mongolia after receiving what he wanted in terms of additional trade.The third campaign began in response to the fate of diplomats that Genghis had sent to Central Asia. The diplomats were murdered after requesting a change in the conditions of trade between the Mongols and Central Asians. The killings enraged the Mongols, and the resulting Mongol campaign was first and foremost an act of revenge. A major force was assembled. After careful planning, Central Asia was attacked in 1219 in what became a devastating campaign. Both sides carried out mass slaughters, and it took several years for the Mongols to successfully conquer the great urban centers of Central Asia. When Genghis left Central Asia in 1225, he did not pull out all his forces as in previous campaigns. This time, Mongol troops were left behind to occupy the conquered lands. Genghis returned home, where he died in 1227.Yangtze is a funny word
What did edward change in the churches?
What edward done is he made the church better basically he slaughter people if they did not attend to there mass .
What do the words slaughter and slaughtering mean?
The word slaughter essentially means a mass killing, usually of animals for selling the meat on market. It can also mean a very brutal murder. Not exactly a fun word to learn.
