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Who did Rome fight in the Punic wars?
Carthage
What wars was Julius Caesar involved in?
The wars that Caesar was involved as leader were the Gaulic Wars, the civil war against Pompey, the Alexandrian War, the war against Cato, the war in Spain against Gaius Pompey, and the war against Pontus.The wars that Caesar was involved as leader were the Gaulic Wars, the civil war against Pompey, the Alexandrian War, the war against Cato, the war in Spain against Gaius Pompey, and the war against Pontus.The wars that Caesar was involved as leader were the Gaulic Wars, the civil war against Pompey, the Alexandrian War, the war against Cato, the war in Spain against Gaius Pompey, and the war against Pontus.The wars that Caesar was involved as leader were the Gaulic Wars, the civil war against Pompey, the Alexandrian War, the war against Cato, the war in Spain against Gaius Pompey, and the war against Pontus.The wars that Caesar was involved as leader were the Gaulic Wars, the civil war against Pompey, the Alexandrian War, the war against Cato, the war in Spain against Gaius Pompey, and the war against Pontus.The wars that Caesar was involved as leader were the Gaulic Wars, the civil war against Pompey, the Alexandrian War, the war against Cato, the war in Spain against Gaius Pompey, and the war against Pontus.The wars that Caesar was involved as leader were the Gaulic Wars, the civil war against Pompey, the Alexandrian War, the war against Cato, the war in Spain against Gaius Pompey, and the war against Pontus.The wars that Caesar was involved as leader were the Gaulic Wars, the civil war against Pompey, the Alexandrian War, the war against Cato, the war in Spain against Gaius Pompey, and the war against Pontus.The wars that Caesar was involved as leader were the Gaulic Wars, the civil war against Pompey, the Alexandrian War, the war against Cato, the war in Spain against Gaius Pompey, and the war against Pontus.
What was the worlds reaction response in the Vietnam war?
The Communist bloc was against it. Americans of draft age and their supporters were against it. Pacifists were against it. People in third-world countries that had suffered from European colonialism were against it even if they were not Communists. People who feared world domination by the Communists were in favor of it.
What did southerners oppose that northern manufacturers demanded as protection against foreign goods?
Tarriff
What do you call someone that doesn't agree with war?
Someone who doesn't agree with war is often referred to as a pacifist. Pacifists advocate for peaceful resolutions to conflicts and typically oppose the use of violence. They may believe in nonviolent means of protest and diplomacy to address disputes and promote peace.
What do pacifists believe in?
They are people who oppose any type of violence
Pacifists who refuse to fight in wars are cowards and traitors do you agree?
Oh yes!
People who refuse wars are called?
Pacifists or conscientious objectors. These are people who refuse to fight based on religious or moral principles.
Those who oppose war are called?
A person who believes that war and violence are unjustifiable are called "pacifists". Some pacifists believe nonviolent action is actually more effective and morally superior to violent action, but others support violence for emergency self-defense or defense of others.
Why did pacifists tend to oppose U.S. participation in the war?
Pacifists tended to oppose U.S. participation in the war due to their fundamental belief in nonviolence and the moral imperative to resolve conflicts through dialogue rather than armed conflict. They argued that war leads to suffering, destruction, and loss of life, and often perpetuates cycles of violence. Additionally, many pacifists viewed the war as driven by imperialistic motives rather than just causes, believing that involvement would ultimately exacerbate global tensions rather than promote peace.
Why did warren g harding oppose the league of nations?
Harding and most of the people were against US involvement in the League, fearful that it would get the US dragged into European wars again.
What is the antonym for plunk?
- Oppose - Be against
What are you called if you are against war?
People who are opposed to violence and war are usually called pacifists. It was coined by French peace activist Émile Arnaud, and was adopted at the Tenth Universal Peace Congress in Glasgow, United Kingdom, in 1901.Another type of person who opposes warfare is the supporter of nonviolence. Pacifists and followers of nonviolence are very similar, but are not the same. Pacifists oppose all forms of violence and conflict, while nonviolent followers seek to achieve their goals through peaceful non-cooperation, but don't necessarily avoid conflict.If you want to learn more about pacifism and nonviolence, check out the links provided below.
Who was Pacifists World War I?
Kathe Kollwitz was a big one. She lost a son and grandson in the two European wars. And produced "Killed in Action" in 1921.
What groups of Americans tend to oppose US participation in war?
Generally speaking, the Left-wing in the US tends to oppose participation in wars.
What is a 4 letter word for against?
another word for against maybe oppose eg. i opposing to this plan meaning that i am against this so it may be one,oppose.
What has the author William Solzbacher written?
William Solzbacher has written: 'Peace movements between the wars' -- subject(s): Pacifists, Peace movements, Biography, History
