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How do you use armies' in a sentence?
This is called a plural possessive. It means belonging to more than one army. Here are some sentences.The armies' uniforms were mixed up at the laundry.The parking lot was full of the armies' vehicles.The armies' teams competed with each other.
Did the North or South use a draft to raise armies during the civil war?
yes
What tactics did the two armies use to try to break the stalemate in World War 1?
They used poisoned gasses.
What strategy did the United states use in fighting the Japanese in the pacific?
island hopping
Use the word phalanx in a sentence?
The phalanx was one of the ancient world's most effective fighting tactics.
What method of fighting did Hitler use when invading Poland?
Blitz Krieg
What was the fighting like in the 16th century?
During the 16th century, fighting advanced from medieval warfare to the use of firearms. Fighting could now be done from a distance with standing armies apposed hand to hand, one on one fighting styles.
What fighting method did the Americans use on British?
The American forces used what we call today, Guerrilla warfare; which is the Native American way of fighting.
What is the Greek term for a method of persuasion?
The Greek term for a method of persuasion is "rhetoric." It refers to the art of effective communication and convincing others through skillful use of language and argumentation.
What fighting method the Americans use to keep the british from taking the southern colonies?
they used bombs
What fighting method did the Americans use to keep the Bristh from taking the Southern Colonies?
Guerrilla Warfare
How to use the word armies' in a sentence?
The armies' tanks were huge.
Use allied armies in sentence?
The allied armies marched upon the enemy camp.
Do roman armies use guns?
NO
How did the outcome of the war between the Athens and Sparta affect the lives of the Greek people?
Most of the military and militia strategies we use today are based on the fighting strategies they use back then.
How do you use fatalistic in a sentence?
fatalistic is not a greek word. μοιρολατρικός (mee-ro-la-tree-kos) is a greek equivalent and it means the one who believes that destiny is unchangeble and obey to it without fighting at all.
Is raising and supporting armies a justified power?
It depends on the justification for political power relative to the method and use of that army. For example, if the justification for power in a political system is popular sovereignty (i.e.) the people), then the consent of the people to raising and supporting armies would arguably be sufficient for it to be a justified power.
