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In North America, hit and run tactics; guerrilla warfare.
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In the seven years war with whom did the colonists band together?
Native Americans
What was the decisive factor in the north and success in the final years of the war?
The decisive factor in the North's success during the final years of the Civil War was its superior industrial capacity and resource availability, which allowed for better supply lines and equipment for Union troops. Additionally, strategic leadership, particularly under General Ulysses S. Grant, and the implementation of total war tactics, such as the destruction of Southern infrastructure, weakened Confederate morale and resistance. The North's ability to leverage its manpower and resources ultimately led to the systematic dismantling of the Confederate fighting capability.
How did the Seven Years' War erode relations between colonists and British authorities?
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South tactics that lost them the civil war?
Tactics are the small decisions that concern a battle. Strategy is the larger plan affecting a whole war or campaign. Bad tactics for the south were frontal attacks versus entrenched troops. I feel it is their strategies that failed them (outdated Napoleonic warfare in a modern age).
How did the war in the south differ from the fighting in other colonies?
The fighting in the South was less vicious.
Fighting between countries of Europe 1756-1763?
seven years war
Why is the seven years war called the seven years war when it spans OVER seven years?
Because they took time off in the middle; the actual fighting was 1754-57 and 1762-63.
Fighting between countries in Europe between 1756 and 1763?
Seven Years War
What were the US's fighting tactics in World War 2?
Scream aim and fire!
Who was the leader of the french Indian war?
King Louis XV who was simultaneously fighting in Europe against Prussia in the Seven years War.
What ancient Greek battle tactic was also used by soldiers in the US Civil War?
Early ancient Greek battle tactics are identified as "shock tactics". Before archery, javelins and heavy cavalry were employed by the Greeks, the basic battle tactic was fighting hand to hand with unsophisticated weapons of war. Three thousand years later, the soldiers of the US Civil War had highly developed weapons and sophisticated battle tactics. With that said, however, "shock tactics" lived on through the millenniums. Soldiers in the US Civil War had a weapon for "shock tactics" and when fighting in close quarters, the fixed bayonet was the instrument of "shock value".
What the European name for the French and Indian War?
The Seven years war
Where did the 7 years war take place?
The Seven Years' War was basically a fight to control land. The fighting took place in the Philippines, Europe, Africa, and India, as well as in North and South America.
What did colonists call the Seven Years War?
french and indian war
What is Another name for the Seven Years' War?
Seven years of war I think
When did Seven Years' War happen?
Seven Years' War happened in 1756.
Is the seve years war the same as the French and Indian War?
The British called the war The French and Indian War because that's who they were fighting against (The French and their Indian allies).The French called it the Seven Years' war because it was originally supposed to last seven years, but it continued on to be nine.The difference is the French & Indian war was between Britain & France in the US and the Seven Years War was a separate conflict fought in Germany and central Europe between Prussia and a coalition headed by Austria, France, and Russia.The link being France. And France loses in both battles.Read more: seven-years-war
