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During World War II, the first hostile landing by American soldiers after the war began took place on the island of Guadalcanal in the South Pacific. In response to Japanese movements in the area north of Australia and New Zealand, U.S. Marines were landed on August 7th of 1942 in a bid to wrest the island from its Japanese occupiers. This operation was successfully completed in February of 1943, after months of land, naval, and air battles.
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Why did some Native Americans fight against settlers and soldiers?
Because the settlers and soldiers were forcing them off of their native land. These same settlers and soldiers were also assaulting the culture of the tribes in question, the background culture behind native Europeans is against every Native American belief (in actual practice).
Why did Paul Revere call the British soldiers the 'Regulars?
Regulars is a term that refers to professional soldiers. The Americans were defending their land with volunteer soldiers or what is called "militia" and became known as "Minute Men"---because they were ready to fight at a minutes' notice.
When the first Europeans came to the Americas in the late 1400s Native Americans?
native americans had inhabited this land for over 30,000 yrs
Who is soldiers were in first strike at gallipoli?
The first soldiers to land on Anzac Cove in the early hours of April 25th, 1915, were the Queensland Riflemans, made up mainly of farmers sons and rural workers.
What land reserved for Native American?
The west was reserved for the Native Americans but the Americans kept on moving westward and kept forcing the Native Americans out of their territories or land. So it would be a yes they had land and a no that Americans kept FORCING them out of their land.
Where did Americans land first in World War 2?
North Africa
What do the soldiers first see?
During World War I, the first 14000 U.S. infantry troops land in France at the port of Saint Nazaire.
What cause of world war 1?
Two things actual the first was the sinking of a US. ship hit by German soldiers which killed many lives of Americans, the second reason was a telegraph intersected by us which basically said from Germans to Mexico was " help us fight Americans and we will give you land of America.
Why did some Native Americans fight against settlers and soldiers?
Because the settlers and soldiers were forcing them off of their native land. These same settlers and soldiers were also assaulting the culture of the tribes in question, the background culture behind native Europeans is against every Native American belief (in actual practice).
How did the early Native Americans get their land?
Since they were the first people on the land they settled there.
What year did the Americans first land on the moon?
1969
Why were the native Americans were offended by the term new world?
The Native Americans might have been offended by the term "New World" because they natives have been there first. The Europeans didn't care who lived there they just wanted new land
What kind of jobs did soldiers get after coming back from World War 2?
soldiers did nothing they wre poor soldiers did nothing they wre poor
What might have happened if the government did not send the soldiers in to native Americans territory?
they would have been alive and would have been able to keep their land
When was the native Americans first known?
I think the first tribe to ever step foot on this land is the Iroqouis.
Why did Paul Revere call the British soldiers the 'Regulars?
Regulars is a term that refers to professional soldiers. The Americans were defending their land with volunteer soldiers or what is called "militia" and became known as "Minute Men"---because they were ready to fight at a minutes' notice.
What is the Carolinas-relations with native Americans?
The relationship was at first peaceful, as the Native Americans provided the use of land to the settlers. The settlers thought that they owned the land and this began confrontations between the Native Americans and the settlers.
