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The war strategy of burning crops and villages is known as "scorched earth." This tactic involves the deliberate destruction of agricultural resources and infrastructure to deny the enemy food and shelter, thereby weakening their capacity to sustain military operations and civilian morale. It has been used throughout history in various conflicts, often leading to severe humanitarian consequences for the affected populations. Scorched earth tactics aim to inflict long-term damage on the enemy's resources and disrupt their ability to recover.
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How has the civil war affected the lives of the Sudanese?
The Civil war affected Sudan by burning there villages raping and killing the women and putting them in deep poverty and unprotected.
Did a president order crops burned?
No. General George Sherman in the civil war did burn crops and take railroad ties out so they couldn't be used by southern forces. He also burned Atlanta, but he wasn't ordered to do this. Throughout history there has been a method of "total" war of hurting the enemy by burning crops, towns, and cities.
What were the strategy and tactics of general Sherman?
The tactics general Sherman used during the civil war was to cut a path down to Florida by burning every single thing he saw. Houses, churches everything
What was the US strategy in the early period of the Cold War for dealing with the Soviet Union and its allies?
containment strategy
What are the names of some of the little villages in France that the worl war 2 was at?
normandi
What was Sparta's strategy during the pelponnesian war?
Sparta's war strategy was to burn down all of Athens crops so they would have a small food supply which would make them weaker.
How has the civil war affected the lives of the Sudanese?
The Civil war affected Sudan by burning there villages raping and killing the women and putting them in deep poverty and unprotected.
How did the war in Vietnam divide the US?
alot of hippies thought that war was wrong by killing children and burning down villages so for a while not literally but the gov and the people where seprated for a time.
What a major impact of World War 1 on Africa?
European armies in Africa destroyed villages and crops in an effort to prevent their enemies from accessing African resources.
What was a major impact of World War 1 on Africa?
European armies in Africa destroyed villages and crops in an effort to prevent their enemies from accessing African resources.
What military strategy won the Civil War?
The military strategy that won the civil war is total war which was concentrated on the South's economy. Burning cities, destroying farms or anything that aided the enemy's war effort as well as the North's far superior industrial base led to the South's defeat.
What statement describes one way that World War 1 affected Africa?
European armies destroyed African villages and crops to prevent their enemies from accessing supplies.
Which of the following describes a major impact of World War 1 on Africa?
European armies in Africa destroyed villages and crops in an effort to prevent their enemies from accessing African resources.
Did a president order crops burned?
No. General George Sherman in the civil war did burn crops and take railroad ties out so they couldn't be used by southern forces. He also burned Atlanta, but he wasn't ordered to do this. Throughout history there has been a method of "total" war of hurting the enemy by burning crops, towns, and cities.
What were villages called in the Vietnam war?
Hamlets, Vills, and Villages.
What are some details about Ares the greek God of War?
Ares was the god of violent war and was accompanied by Strife. He was despised by Demeter because his wars ruined her crops. He is the more barbaric version of Athena's skill, as her's is war strategy and wisdom.
Where are the best free war strategy games?
There are no good war strategy games that are free.
