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Why was there no clear winner in the War of 1812?
Because there were many battles during the war, going by the saying: "We've won the battle, but not the war," both British North America (BNA) (Canada) and the Americans won battles, but since there was no major battle with a definite winner, and only many small battles which they had their share of winning, there was no clear winner.
What happened After the battle on saipan?
It became clear that an invasion of Japan would be extremely costly.
What are indecisive battles?
Indecisive battles are conflicts where neither side achieves a clear victory or defeat. They often involve prolonged fighting with no significant territorial or strategic gains. These battles can result in high casualties and have a significant impact on both sides, but they ultimately fail to bring about a conclusive outcome.
What was one of the battles that Julius Caesar was in?
Julius Caesar won many famous battles. Among them are Alesia, where he defeated Vercingetorix, Pharsalus, where he defeated Pompey, Munda, where e defeated Gaius Pompey, and Thebaid, where he defeated Cato.
At the battle of there were a large number of casualties on each side but no clear winner in the battle?
spotsylvania
Which battles were not a clear Confederate victory during the early stages of the Civil War?
The Battle of Antietam was not a clear victory for neither the Confederate nor the Union armies.
How many battles were union victories how many battles were confederate victories how many battles had no victors?
During the American Civil War, there were approximately 10,500 battles and engagements. Of these, the Union won around 3,400 battles, while the Confederacy achieved victory in about 1,200 battles. The remaining engagements either ended inconclusively or had no clear victor. The exact numbers can vary depending on the source and the criteria for defining a battle or engagement.
What battle did Caesar win?
The Alexandrian WarsThe African WarsThe Civil WarsThe Gallic WarsThe Spanish WarsThose are campaigns and wars, not battles. His most famous battles were Gergovia, Alesia, Pharsales, Alexandria, and Munda. His only clear loss was at Gergovia but he eventually conquered Gaul.
Why was there no clear winner in the War of 1812?
Because there were many battles during the war, going by the saying: "We've won the battle, but not the war," both British North America (BNA) (Canada) and the Americans won battles, but since there was no major battle with a definite winner, and only many small battles which they had their share of winning, there was no clear winner.
Did the Monitor defeat the Merrimac at Hampton Roads in the first battle of the Civil War?
No. The battle had no clear winner.
What became clear from the battle of Cannae?
That Hannibal was a superior general to the Romans
What happened at saipan?
it became clear that an invasion of japan would be extremely costly
What happened after the bloody battle on Saipan?
It became clear that an invasion of Japan would be extremely costly.
What happened after the bloody battle on Spain?
It became clear that an invasion of Japan would be extremely costly.
What happened After the battle on saipan?
It became clear that an invasion of Japan would be extremely costly.
What battle made it clear that the civil war was not going to be a quick and easy fight?
First Bull Run/Manassas
Who mainly won the Battle of Bull Run?
The question does not specify which of the two Battles of Bull Run (1861 and 1862), but both of them were clear and undeniable victories for the South, and the North was twice forced to leave the battlefield at Bull Run. Actually, the South won the majority of battles in the Civil War because of superior military leadership, but each Southern victory weakened them more, whereas the Northern ability to make war was not diminished by the many battles they lost.
