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What were the effects of the gallipoli campaign?
The Gallipoli Campaign caused massive loss of lives for both the Allies and the Ottomans (about 130,000 men in total). The Ottoman's successful defense of their capital of Constantinople inspired the later founding of the Republic of Turkey.
What does it mean that constantinople was a massive head without a body?
"The territories and sway of the Byzantine Empire continued to be encroached upon from several sides such that Constantinople itself became open to being referred to as a 'massive head without a body.'" (http://www.age-of-the-sage.org/history/byzantine_empire.html)
Which did not help push the US into World War 1?
Pressure from Republicans in the 1916 presidential campaign Wilson's campaign in 1916 Massive loans from America to Germany
What did the ottomans use to breach the walls of Constantinople?
The Ottomans used large cannons, particularly the massive "Basilica" cannon, to breach the walls of Constantinople during the 1453 siege. These cannons, designed by the Hungarian engineer Orban, were capable of firing massive stone projectiles that caused significant damage to the city's fortifications. In addition to artillery, the Ottomans employed various siege tactics, including the use of ladders and tunnels, to overcome the city's defenses. Ultimately, the combination of heavy artillery and strategic assaults led to the fall of Constantinople.
Who launched a massive land reform campaign and offered free education and health care to Cubans after becoming premier?
Fidel Castro
Why was Phoenix wright in ultimate marvel vs capcom 3?
He was likely included because of the massive fan demand for him
What aspects of constantinople might slow an invasion from the west?
Workers constructed a 14-mile stone wall along the city's coastline and repaired the massive fortifications along its western land border.
How did the Eastern Roman Empire defend its self against Attila the Hun?
Their army was massive, first of all. They allied with Gaul, and the Visigoths. But the thing that challenged the Huns most were the double walls of Constantinople.
The Allies' massive bombing campaign against Germany destroyed so many aircraft factories that the Allies gained total control of the air?
True
In what ways was Constantinople defended?
Constantinople was defended through a combination of formidable physical barriers and strategic military tactics. The city was surrounded by massive walls, notably the Theodosian Walls, which included multiple layers of fortifications, towers, and a deep moat. Additionally, its strategic location on the Bosporus Strait allowed control over maritime access, while the use of Greek fire, a powerful incendiary weapon, helped repel naval attacks. The city's defenders also relied on a well-organized military and alliances to bolster its defenses against invading forces.
How do you get the Massive Fantasy Palace in Wizard 101?
You have to go to GameStop and buy the 39$ giftcard for Wizards101. You get a multitude of items included a one month subscription, 5,000 crowns, gear, the massive fantasy palace, a mount, and a pet.
Was the Gallipoli Campaign a failure If so?
Yes, as the Anzac troops made little to no progress toward enemy lines and eventually had to retreat due to the massive amount of casualties.
