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How did feudalism come into existence?
Feudalism emerged from a need for cavalry troops in Japan and Europe. The infrastructure was not in place to actively pay for these troops so a system was devised to grant land and hereditary rule as compensation.
Who did President Johnson place in command of US troops in Vietnam in June 1964?
General William Westmoreland
Who was the british general in the battle of kaskaskia?
The British general that was leading troops during the Battle of Kaskaskia was William Howe. The British troops surrendered to General George Rogers Clark who led the American troops in this battle.
How long do military experts or public opinion believe that American troops will be in Korea?
US troops stayed in Europe (Germany) until the end of the cold war in 1990. US Troops are still there, but not in the strength of the cold war days. Korea is held in place by an Armistice. A temporary truce. Once a permanent settlement is agreed upon, the US Troops will most likely return home.
What was the name of the town where Texans clashed with Mexican troops in 1835?
The Battle of Gonzales took place on 2 October 1835.
What was the outcome of the US Civil War Battle of Lynchburg?
The US Civil War battle of Lynchburg took place in Virginia on June 17-18, 1864. It was a Confederate victory as Union troops retreated in the face of Southern reinforcements. As it turned out, no such reinforcements were coming and the Union troops retreated prematurely.
What did the Romans use as their intricate system?
Roman Roads. They used them to transport troops from one place to another quickly. By Nick Andrews
How did feudalism come into existence?
Feudalism emerged from a need for cavalry troops in Japan and Europe. The infrastructure was not in place to actively pay for these troops so a system was devised to grant land and hereditary rule as compensation.
What is the meaning of the phrase quartering troops?
to house troops, to give them a place to stay
Do crocodiles have lairs?
A lair is a resting place or home for an animal, for example " The bird retreated to her lair." Yes, crocodiles have lairs.
What was the action to take control of a place by placing troops in it?
Invasion
Why did d day take place on the beach?
Because that was the easiest place to land thousands of troops and vehicles.
Where was the Place where William landed his troops?
Australia brahh with the lane cove lads
What takes place with Cassius and Brutus troops in Julius Caesar?
They lose the battle.
Union leaders considered the Peninsula Campaign a disappointment because General McClellan retreated without taking?
Union leaders considered the Peninsula Campaign a failure because General McClellan retreated without taking Richmond. Or, at least place the city under siege. Actually is was not much of a decision to make. Everyone, including McClellan saw it as a failure, however, McClellan blamed it all on President Lincoln for not giving him the troops he requested. In fairness, Lincoln had removed to divisions from McClellan to protect Washington DC. Lincoln was over cautious, there was no immediate threat to Washington DC at that time.
Was it unreasonable to expect the colonists to pay part of the cost for the British troops?
The British so no need to pay for the cost of having their troops in a country because they believed that their troops were instrumental in bringing Law and Order to the place.
Why was it unreasonable to expect the colonist to pay part of the cost for the british troops?
The British so no need to pay for the cost of having their troops in a country because they believed that their troops were instrumental in bringing law and order to the place.
