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Armies typically fight over territory, resources, and political power. Conflicts can arise from disputes over land ownership, access to Natural Resources like oil and water, or the desire to influence or control a region's governance. Additionally, ideological differences, such as those based on religion or nationalism, can also motivate military confrontations. Ultimately, the underlying causes often reflect a combination of strategic, economic, and social factors.
What else can I help you with?
Why did western European armies fight in the Crusades?
To retrieve power over the holy land.
What are war?
War is when at least 2 armies fight.
What is a guerrilla warfare used for?
For civilians to fight organised armies
What wars did the Greeks fight?
what are the names of the armies that had war with the greeks
What do you call a fight between two armies?
That would be a battle.
Why did the infantry in ancient armies fight in close formation?
protection
Why were both armies coming to Gettysburg?
So they could fight
What is allied armies?
Allied armies are Armies from different countries that are working on the same side. Two or more countries may come together to fight a common enemy, this would make them allied armies.
Why did Henry vii ban private armies?
Henry VII wanted more control over the barons in England, and if they all had their own private armies, they could fight the king for control. By banning private armies, he could regulate the forces in the country and kill any rival baron for treason. hope this helps -Gnarburger94
What do you call fight between two armies?
It is usually known as a battle.
Why was the liberation of france a turning point in the war?
Because Allied armies could at last fight the German armies on the ground in significant force.
What did local armies fight for throughout most of Japan's history?
Land and territory.
