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Why was the US better equipped than the Axis powers the supply its troops in World War 2?
The USA was and is the largest industrial economy in the world dwarfing all others in the 1940's with access to to all it's home based raw materials, Also economic effects of World War 1 was not as prevalent as it was to the other countries
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How many more troops did the Allied Powers have than the Central Powers?
19 million troops. Allied powers had 42 million troops mobilized central powers had 23 million troops mobilized
How did the British army supply its troops in the colonies?
The French supplied it to the "americans"
What side lost the most troops during World War 1?
the Allied Powers
What did Florida supply to the troops during de Civil war?
salt and cotton and they raised money to help build hospitals for the sick troops**(:
How did the climate Affect Napoleon's invasion of Russia?
Napoleon's troops were not equipped for winter traveling and the soldiers faced frostbite and starvation
What were the two strengths of the north and of the south?
North- More troops Better equipped and supplied South- Knew the land better Had better generals
How many more troops did the Allied Powers have than the Central Powers?
19 million troops. Allied powers had 42 million troops mobilized central powers had 23 million troops mobilized
How did the number of troops on each side compare?
At the beginning of World War I the number of troops on each side were extremely varied. The Central Powers consisted of the German Empire the Austro-Hungarian Empire the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria. The Allied Powers consisted of Serbia Montenegro Belgium France Great Britain Japan Italy Portugal Romania Russia and the United States. The Central Powers had a combined total of about 21.5 million soldiers while the Allied Powers had around 28.5 million soldiers. This gave the Allied Powers a slight advantage in numbers but the Central Powers had a much higher ratio of soldiers to civilians. The Central Powers also had better trained and better equipped troops which allowed them to make up for the numerical difference in some areas of the conflict.
Did the south have better soldiers in the civil war?
No as the war went on the south troops became increasingly younger and poorly equipped.
Why did the six-day 1967 war happen?
Egypt threatened with troops along the border. Israel did a surprise attack. Israel was better trained and equipped.
What passage in the Constitution are implied powers based on?
powers of president to send troops in any [part of the world
What act passed in 1973 restricted the presidents powers to use troops in foreign conflicts?
War Powers Act
Was Russia prepared to fight in World War 1?
Not at all. It was poorly equipped to the point that there was one rifle for every five men. It was poorly trained. Russia wasn't as industrialized as the other European powers and couldn't send supplies and troops to the front as quickly.
What was the geographical advantage of the central powers?
The Central Powers had the advantage of being centrally located in Europe, which allowed for shorter supply lines and faster mobilization of troops compared to their opponents. This geographic positioning gave them strategic depth and easier access to resources from their own territories.
How many troops fought in the central powers?
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What kind of powers are being used if the President as Commander in Chief sends troops to another country?
Expressed Powers...... o.O
By law Who must the President notify when troops are sent to battle?
The War Powers Act requires the president to notify Congress within 48 hours of sending troops into a combat area. There are questions whether the Act is constitutional, and this has not been definitively answered by the Supreme Court.
