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What was a constant threat to soldiers during the civil war?
Bullets? Shrapnel? Wet boots/socks? Angry badgers?
Were ICBM'S considered a threat to the US?
Yes. During the cold war, the US was under constant threat of ICBM attack from the USSR. Due to the Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty, the US was prevented from developing interceptors to shoot down those ICBM's.
What were some events that happened in Sparta?
Well...I don't if it was IN Sparta, but there was the war between Athens and Sparta.
What would you do if you were an American living in the 13 colonies in 1775 Would you help the Americans or the british?
During 1775, colonists were forced to decide if they would support the rebellion or the King. Most Americans believe that if they had lived in that time, they would have supported the rebellion, despite the very real threat of death from Britain for treason.
Which one Sparta or Athens had a standing army?
sparta
They were a major threat to the empire of Charles?
a protsetant rebellion in Spain
What does sword of damocles mean?
Constant threat
How do you use the word threat in a sentence?
Our foreign neighbors no longer pose a constant threat to our safety.
What problems does Miami Florida have?
The constant hurricane threat.
What is a threat to the estuary?
constant sewage from inhabitable places.
What does the phrase 'The Sword of Damocles' mean?
Constant threat
Why did Sparta cooperate with Athens?
Athens cooperated with Sparta. Sparta assisted Athens to establish its independence after its tyrants were expelled, Athens provided major contingents as one of the cities led by Sparta resisting the Persian invasion. Athens assisted Sparta to put down an internal rebellion, but thereafter they fell out and became adversaries.
Residents of Mexico City live with the constant threat of?
Earthquakes
What event led Sparta to become a militaristic society?
The rebellion of helots in 650 B.C. caused Sparta to establish a military society. This revolution marked complete change in Spartan life.
Who were Sparta's allies?
Alliances in Greece changed. For example several times Sparta and Athens fought on the same side, at others on opposing sides. Similarly at times Sparta and Thebes fought together, at other times were opponents. Generally Sparta was allied to other Doric city-states, though again this was not a hard and fast rule. And although Persia was usually an opponent of the Greek city-states, it was Persian financial support which enabled Sparta and its allies to get a competent fleet in the Peloponnesian War and defeat Athens.
What were the conditions in tenements?
They were crowded, dirty, & fires were a near constant threat.
What were conditions in tenements?
They were crowded, dirty, & fires were a near constant threat.
