A Battlefield gets the name because there WAS a Battle fought there. Not because someone named it a battlefield so the armies went there.
So two armies come together and a Battle ensues. Before the invention of Tanks (and many other modern weapons) this area would normally be an open area that the two armies could advance and re-treat accross, Comanders could see the enemy and so on, so fields were the favorite setting.
A battlefield is an area, though not necessarily a field, upon which a battle is fought.
A battlefield is an area, though not necessarily a field, upon which a battle is fought.
They fought on Warren county in Mississippi
Not really! IMPROVEMENT. It's a part of the battlefield where the Battle of Antietam was fought.
The battlefield of Manassas is in the state of Virginia.
Two armies gathered in sight of eachother and fought a battle. The army That Have Lost usualy fleed the battlefield
The battle was fought in and around Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. it was fought on the moon and mars
Reportedly some place around the Battlefield would be haunted by the ghosts of soldiers who fought and died there.
The battle of Antietam was fought near the battle of SharpsburgMaryland. But the name Antietam comes from the creek that was near the battlefield , and that was the name the south gave the battle and everyone else just picked up on it.
The Battle of Antietam was fought near the town of Shrapsburg, Maryland. The battle is named "Antietam" based on a creek nearby the main battlefield.
Abraham Lincoln went to see the battle field two weeks after the battle was fought.
The battle of Paoli was fought during the American Revolutionary war. The area that was that battlefield has become Malvern, Pennsylvania. The battle took place near the General Paoli Tavern, which is where the name comes from.