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What impact did the Civil War have on Oxford?
Since the US Civil War was fought in the US, and the most widely place called Oxford is in England, the one would have had little if any impact on the other.
Why was the 14th Amendment unsuccessful in guaranteeing equal rights to African Americans born in the US?
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What changes took place in the US during world war 1?
Answer this question… people were killed and properties were destructed
When and how did the civil war begin?
I can think of three civil wars, so you need to give us a time or place.
What was the main threat to the us during the cold war?
The soviets wanted to invade the u.s with nuclear bombs and destroy the place.
Why is the Vietnam war considered unsuccessful?
It wasn't "unsuccessful" according the communists; they won the war.
What year did the unsuccessful Bay of Pigs invasion by US-backed troops take place?
1961 April
Did the US ever try to attack Canada?
not Canada in general, but when the british had control, yes, this being the War of 1812. The attacks were unsuccessful.
What were unsuccessful nonviolent movements?
The Vietnam war... wait...
What was the unsuccessful US satellite?
The successful failure
Holocast took place during what major war?
it took place the US World War 2
The Battle of Antietam took place in which war?
US Civil War
Is it true that in the 1920s Franklin D. Roosevelt was the unsuccessful democratic nominee for president of the US?
Yes, in 1920s Franklin D. Roosevelt was the unsuccessful democratic nominee for president of the US.
What did Vercingetorix do?
Led a war of Gauls against Julius Caesar. He was unsuccessful.
Who led an unsuccessful march through New York during the revolutionary war?
During the Revolutionary War, it was John Burgoyne who led an unsuccessful march through New York. He was a General in the British Army.
What was the US place in the Spanish American War?
It was a belligerent.
Why was US president wilson unsuccessful in his attempt to get senate aproval for the treaty of versailles?
Most of the people in the US were sick of war and tired of policing Europe. Wilson pushed for a League of Nations that was supposed to settle disputes between its members and prevent war but the US people wanted to get out of European affairs and avoid being sucked into another World War.
