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What is the Japanese word for their war cry?
Bonzai! Which roughly translates to the Japanese empire will last 10000 years. I always laugh and the folks that use Bonsai in their company/club names thinking that was the war cry. That's nipping itty-bitty trees with small scissors. Bonzai is "I'm coming over this wall with a bayonet on the end of my rifle and I don't intend to survive, but through my actions my empire will." Brad
What is the Latin word for war?
war - bellum
What is the meaning of Martina?
Martina means war like, and God of war Mars. the origin is latin:) War like- brave and strong
What does guerra translate to in English?
In Spanish this is slang, it is a word to describe someone of lighter complexion. Usually used to describe a white man or a man who appears white. In Mexican Culture folks will often be referred to by their nick name more than their normal name, even when it might not apply to them any more. Some of these terms may seem offensive but they are not considered as offensive in their culture. For example a skinny woman named Maria might more often be referred to as "La Flaca" (the Skinny one) Other common nick names include, "EL Gordo" (the Fat one), "Pelon" (Baldy) "El Negro" (the Dark one), or "El Enano" (the Midget, or Shorty)
The French and Indian War was known as the?
In France it is known as La guerre de sept ans (The Seven Years War). The Seven Years war refers to the entire war between France and England from 1856-1863, which took place in both Europe and North America (whereas the French and Indian War just refers the North American portion of the war, which was from 1854-1863, in which France was allied with the Native Americans against Britain in the North American colonies). The French don't have a term for "The French and Indian War" specifically - they don't separate it from the rest of the Seven Years War.
When did the colonist surrender Yorktown?
The colonists did not surrender Yorktown. They captured it in the last major battle of the Revolutionary War.
The LAST major event of the Revolutionary War was at?
Yorktown surrender.
Where did the british surrender the Revolutionary War?
Yorktown, it was the last battle of the Revolutionary war.
What nation in World War 1 was the last to surrender to the allied Forces in 1918?
I think Germany was the last nation to surrender to Allied Forces in 1918.
Who was the last confederate commander to surrender during the civil war?
George W. Bush
What nation was the last to surrender to the allies?
The last nation to surrender to the Allies during World War II was Japan. Following the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945, Japan announced its surrender on August 15, 1945, which was formally signed on September 2, 1945. This marked the official end of the war in the Pacific and the conclusion of World War II.
Was there anyone famous from the choctaw tribe?
Tishomingo was the last war chief of the tribe before removal. John Herrington
Did the civil war last 4 years because Robert e lee wouldn't surrender?
Yes
Who was the last Allied country to surreneder?
OMG has no one answered this? Serious? Anyway, the answer is Germany ,on the 30 April 1945,when Hitler killed himself, his wife and children in his bunker. It didn't take long after that for them to surrender!
Last major battle of the revolutionary war that led to the surrender of british forces in 1781?
The Battle of York Town
What are the release dates for The Last Days of World War II - 2005 June 3-June 9 No Surrender 1-16?
The Last Days of World War II - 2005 June 3-June 9 No Surrender 1-16 was released on: USA: 3 June 2005
What was the last and largest surrender of the civial war?
The last and largest surrender of the American Civil War occurred on April 9, 1865, when Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered the Army of Northern Virginia to Union General Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House in Virginia. This event effectively marked the end of the Civil War, as it led to the subsequent surrender of other Confederate forces. Lee's surrender was significant because it symbolized the collapse of the Confederacy and paved the way for reconstruction in the United States.
