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John Dickinsons point of view on war?
He did wanted to end slavery
Why is Midway considered a turning point during World War 2?
The Battle of Midway was where the U.S. Navy first gained the advantage in the war in the Pacific - and never relinquished it again. It was indeed a "turning point".
From the American point of view the cold war started when?
the Cold War stated when Stalin broke the Yalta agreement by forcing communism upon Eastern European Nations.
Which side held the naval advantage in he war and why?
war in east
In the early 1980s what territory sparked a war between Argentina and the UK?
Depending on your point of view, it's either the Falkland Islands or Las Islas Malvinas.
What point of view is used in An Episode Of War by Stephen War?
The point of view in Stephen Crane's Episode of War is third person limited. Everything is told from the point of view of the lieutenant.
What was John Dickinson's point of view on war?
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What was the patriot point of view in the french and Indian war?
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Which battle started to give the north an advantage in the war?
The Battle of Gettysburg is the battle that gave the North an advantage in the war. It is widely believed that the Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point in the American Civil War.
John Dickinsons point of view on war?
He did wanted to end slavery
What was the south vietnamese's point of view in the Vietnam war?
They were wanting to survive it.
What was the Colonists point of view of war?
because they dident what to give the gunpowder up so they stated the war
How did Whitman's rhetoric about the war differ from president Licoln's?
whitman spoke of the war from a soldiers point of view
How do you find information on how the media affected the viewers point of view on the war?
Why was the my lai massrce an important turning point in the Vietnam war?
My Lai was a turning point in the war as it changed the american publics view on the war. Many americans believed the war was now a 'non- winable' war.
How did president Lincoln use the telegraph to his advantage?
it helped lincoln because the south did not have a telegraph so lincoln could communicate to his generals to give them information
What was the United States point of view and the rest of Asia point of view in the Vietnam war?
The point of view from the US and the rest of Asia was, we all knew it was "a communist thing"...the cold war. What could anyone do about the cold war? We had to live with it. When it came to the "shooting" part, during the Korean & Vietnam Wars, we had to live with it. When men started getting drafted to "participate" in it...then the riots and protests began.
