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How did hostility lead to war?
Hostility can lead to war when tensions between two or more parties escalate and reach a point where peaceful resolution becomes unlikely or impossible. If diplomatic efforts fail to address grievances and resolve conflicts, hostility can intensify, leading to an outbreak of war. Factors such as territorial disputes, ideological differences, economic competition, or ethnic and religious tensions can contribute to the buildup of hostility that eventually triggers armed conflict.
How did the hostility between the United States and Soviet Union develop?
The A-bomb.
How were Asians first regarded by many white Americans?
with suspicion and hostility.
What were people who suffered increasing hostility during the middle ages?
jews.
What Mexican revolutionary of the early 1900 raided the southern US but escaped unharmed back into Mexico?
Pancho Villa.
What part of speech is unharmed?
The word unharmed is an adjective. It is something or someone that has not been harmed.
Can you use 'unharmed' in a sentence?
Example sentence - The small child was unharmed after a fall from the staircase.
What sea creature could live forever if unharmed?
Turritopsis can live forever if left unharmed.
What is the plural for hostility?
The plural for hostility is hostilities.
What is the main subject and verb of the following sentence If you go below the house and hide behind the furnace maybe you will be unharmed?
...you will be unharmed...
When was Open Hostility created?
Open Hostility was created in 1991.
How many syllables in unharmed?
2
What is the noun form of hostile?
The noun form of "hostile" is "hostility."
What is the antonym for hostility?
Antonyms for hostility are likability, friendliness or amiability.
How will hospitals be useful in a natural disaster?
any ambulance vehicle that is unharmed can take people to the closest hospitals if there no am balance then they can use unharmed vehicles
Is the word hostility a noun?
yes. example: She shows hostility towards her brother.
What is an idiom for hostility?
If two people are "at each others' throats" there is hostility between them.
