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What is the primary difference between a civil war and a war between nations?
A civil war is a war fought between the inhabitants of one country, for example, the US Civil War was fought between the South and North US. However, a "normal" war is fought between 2 opposing powers.
Korea Civil War?
1. A limited war (limited to conventional non-nuclear weapons). 2. It was fought between two separate nations: North Korea and South Korea (with their appropiate allies). 3. A civil war is fought against itself. One nation fighting itself.
Who won the fight between the vikings and Romans?
No one. The Romans and Vikings never fought or had a war. In fact, historians believe that vikings fought for the Romans, according to ancient graves found in Norway.
What is different between the Vietnam war and the wars you are in today?
The Viet war was fought against COMMUNISM and against the country of North Vietnam which was a communist nation. The on-going wars of today are not against any particular country (nation) nor against any particular ideals (such as communism, etc.). The wars of today consist of eliminating dictators & terrorists.
When was Iwo Jima fought?
The battle for Iwo Jima was fought between February 19th to March 26th, 1945.
What do you call a war fought between regions of one nation?
A civil war. Or an insurgency.
What is the difference between a foreign and a Civil War?
A foreign war is fought between at least two separate countries. A civil war is fought between factions inside one nation.
Why is the Nelson Mandela bridge named after him?
Because he is the one that fought for our freedom and because of that the nation honoured him.
Was the saratoga battle fought for money?
No it was fought to keep the nation in one piece. If England would have won, they could have separated New England from the rest of the colonies.
How do you define a Civil War?
The first "civil war" was in England and was fought for control of the country. The U.S. Civil War was fought between the majority of the nation and a breakaway region. Today, "civil war" means a war fought mainly within one country, whether the reason for fighting is to take over the whole country or to break away a part as a new country.
What is the primary difference between a civil war and a war between nations?
A civil war is a war fought between the inhabitants of one country, for example, the US Civil War was fought between the South and North US. However, a "normal" war is fought between 2 opposing powers.
Who fought one another during the Vietnam War?
North Vietnam verses South Vietnam. Which is one of the reasons people thought it was a civil war and the US should stay out of it. But that idea is incorrect: A civil war is fought by ONE nation against itself. Just because the word "Vietnam" or "Vietnamese" was in the sentence (North & South Vietnam) does not mean it was one nation. Vietnam was TWO nations; and the North was attacking the South, which was another nation (country), which disqualifies it as a civil war.
Who did the Aztec communicate with?
no one becuase they always fought between others for survival
Korea Civil War?
1. A limited war (limited to conventional non-nuclear weapons). 2. It was fought between two separate nations: North Korea and South Korea (with their appropiate allies). 3. A civil war is fought against itself. One nation fighting itself.
Who fought King Henry VII in the battle of shrewsbury?
no one fought Henry 7th in battle of shrewsbury. it was fought between henry 4th and the rebel henry hotspur. Henry 4 won. Henry 5th as prince of wales fought and was wounded date 1403 it is thought that it was one of the bloodiest battles fought in england
What is a war between nations?
A war between nations (countries) is called a war or conflict. A war involving only ONE nation, ONE nation fighting itself, is called a civil war.
How do the people travel between regions?
no one knows im so sorry........
