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European powers, particularly the Portuguese, Spanish, British, French, and Dutch, launched warning raids to acquire Africans for the transatlantic slave trade. These raids often involved capturing individuals from coastal communities or conducting inland expeditions to seize people for sale into slavery. Local African leaders sometimes collaborated in this process, while others resisted, leading to violent conflicts. The raids were part of a broader system that fueled the demand for enslaved labor in the Americas.
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What happened to Lusitania how did the US respond?
Torpedoed in 1915; US responded with a warning; declaring war two years later when that warning was not heeded.
Laura Secord warning to the British?
Yes, she did.
What is the name of the pledge made by Germany not to sink liners without warning?
Sussex
How often did air raids happen in world war 2?
Most of the air raids or air attacks by the Germans (& Italians) bombers & fighters on Great Britain itself occurred during the (Air) Battle of Britain July 1940-September 1940. During this time the air attacks would often been a daily affair. Air attacks declined, but were common until July 1941. After July 1941 air attacks were much less frequent, even rare. However starting in June 1944 the unmanned V-1 rocket (similar to modern cruise missile) was launched across the English Channel at England by the Germans. The V-1 carried explosives, and most were directed at London. V-1's could often be detected before they hit, so Air Raid warnings were issued. Many were launched each day. Then in September 1944 through March 1945, the Germans launched the V-2 rocket filled with explosives. Many of these were targeted on England. These hit without warning, because they could rarely be detected by the technology of the time. Many were launched each day. The V-2 was a ballistic missile. Specifics can be found on various websites.
What branch provides timely early warning of a missile attack?
Air Defense Artillery
What did Alexander the Great do in Thebes?
When it revolted, he captured the city and sold its inhabitants into slavery.
Which city-state did Alexander not unite with?
Thebes - he destroyed it and sold the people into slavery as a warning to the others after it revolted.
How did the Athenians treat the Melian people?
They sold them into slavery as a warning to other cities within their empire not to revolt also.
Why did the Athens surrender so quickly to Alexander?
Alexander had destroyed Thebes and sold its people into slavery as a warning to other cites.
What did Alexandra the Great do to Thebes?
He destroyed the city and sold the people into slavery as a warning to the other Greek city-states against revolting.
Why did Athens surrender so quickly to Alexander the Great?
Alexander had destroyed Thebes and sold its people into slavery as a warning to other cites.
What delayed Alexander's attack on the Persians?
Revolution in Greece led by Thebes. He sold their people into slavery as a warning to the other city-states.
Did Alexander the great unite the greek states?
He did it by force - they were not 'united', they were under his control. When Thebes revolted, he destroyed the city and sold its inhabitants into slavery as a warning to the others.
How did Cuffy die in the Berbice revolt?
Cuffy, the leader of the Berbice revolt in 1763, was ultimately captured by colonial forces after a prolonged struggle. Following his capture, he was executed in a brutal manner as a warning to other enslaved people. His death marked a significant moment in the revolt, which had aimed to secure freedom and better conditions for enslaved Africans in the region. Cuffy's legacy as a symbol of resistance endures in the history of the fight against slavery in the Caribbean.
How did Alexander the Great unite the Greek city-states?
He did it by force - they were not 'united', they were under his control. When Thebes revolted, he destroyed the city and sold its inhabitants into slavery as a warning to the others.
In 1842 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow published Poems on Slavery a collection that included a poem titled The Warning which compared the American slave to which mighty biblical figure?
Samson
Did Alexander the Great sell more than 2000 citzens?
When he capture Thebes, he destroyed the city and sold the population into slavery as a warning against other cities revolting.
