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US Civil War Generals in both the Confederate and Union armies were used to turning the nation's policies of conducting warfare into their strategies for accomplishing the objectives of the US Civil War or any war. The problem US Civil War generals were not so much about changing strategies, they were concerned that political leaders were making decisions that should be left with the military high command. Having a well meaning President Lincoln or a President Davis making policy and strategy was demoralizing and unproductive.
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How did FDR affect the office of the presidency?
It certainly extended it. The electorate was reluctant to "change the horse in the middle of the stream".
Did the US refuse to change their tactics in the Vietnam War?
The US DID change it's tactics in Vietnam. The war went FROM a guerrilla war TO a conventional war (tanks and B-52 bombers). Had President Kennedy lived, Vietnam very well could have been fought by the USN SEALS and USA Special Forces (Green Berets). Fighting fire with fire. When Kennedy died, the WWII Generals took over; and Vietnam went WWII style (jets fighting jets, tanks fighting tanks, etc.).
How did tactics or strategies used by the colonist change?
Examples of communication during colonial times
What are three strategies that labor unions used to try to change working conditions?
Collective bargaining, strikes, and sabotage
What strategy does Douglass use to convince people of the need for change?
the strategies of th Frederick Douglass is dramatic life.
How did the roman soldiers change their fighting strategies after the saminites humiliated them?
they took giant poops on all the solidiers heads and farted in there mouths
Why was there need for change?
To change is to become a excellent gamer improve of tactics and strategies. Always thinking of reading the moment of actual gaming motion and be the best of fighting whatever will happen in the event.
Why do generals always tend to fight the last war instead of adapting to new strategies and tactics?
Generals often fight the last war because they are influenced by past experiences and tend to rely on familiar strategies and tactics. Adapting to new approaches can be challenging and risky, as it requires a shift in mindset and a willingness to embrace change. Additionally, there may be institutional or cultural barriers that hinder the adoption of innovative tactics.
Describe the job design strategies for behavioral change?
Describe the job design strategies for bevavioral change. Do you think that these strategies are useful for the organization?
Why are American so reluctant to change?
The reason that Americans are so reluctant to change is because people are often afraid of change. Some people generally like things the way they are, either good or bad. Change means having to learn something new and for some people that's very difficult.
What is a word that means staying the same for so long you don't want to change?
Resistant, Reluctant
How does war change the soldiers in generals die in bed?
sarah's dad kills him
What is the role of Dr. Des in the research project on climate change adaptation strategies?
Dr. Des plays a key role in the research project on climate change adaptation strategies by providing expertise and guidance in developing effective strategies to address the impacts of climate change.
How did FDR affect the office of the presidency?
It certainly extended it. The electorate was reluctant to "change the horse in the middle of the stream".
Did the US refuse to change their tactics in the Vietnam War?
The US DID change it's tactics in Vietnam. The war went FROM a guerrilla war TO a conventional war (tanks and B-52 bombers). Had President Kennedy lived, Vietnam very well could have been fought by the USN SEALS and USA Special Forces (Green Berets). Fighting fire with fire. When Kennedy died, the WWII Generals took over; and Vietnam went WWII style (jets fighting jets, tanks fighting tanks, etc.).
Who is the second author of the research paper on climate change mitigation strategies?
The second author of the research paper on climate change mitigation strategies is Dr. Emily Smith.
When was it who was fighting for change?
when was the change? what kind of change what was the purpose of the change? please be more specific thank you
