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Which famous Frenchwoman led the French armies to victory at Orleans?
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Site of napoleons greatest victory where french troops defeated the Austrian and Russian armies in December 1805?
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What did French ships set up around Cornwallis' troops in Yorktown?
The French navy set up a blockade. they kept the troops from reaching Yorktown, so the American and French armies could continue the siege they had started.
What led to the German defeat of World War 1?
The magnificent efforts of the allies on both the western and eastern fronts was the reason for the victory of defeating the enemy. Germany is in an unfortunate position. They have constantly been forced to fight wars on two fronts, against UK/French armies on their West, and Russians to the East. This divides their troops. Germany got a massive boon in 1917 when Russia sued for peace, and Germany could move all their troops against France - but by that time America's sheer weight of numbers was entering the war, overwhelming the German armies.
Who destroyed Germany the most in World War 1?
The British and the French. On the eastern front, Germany's ally, the Austro-Hungarians, tied down the bulk of the Russian forces. Germany did scor a major victory over the Tsar at the Battle of Tannenburg in 1915. Field Marshall Paul Von Hindenburg, was the supreme commander of all German forces in the east, and his greatest victory. Years later in 1933, he would appoint Adolf Hiter Chancellor and the rest as they say, is history! The French & British armies inflicted far more German casualties than the Americans ever did. The reason being was they were in the war for over 3 long and bloody years, before the American Expeditionary Force got to France in 1917-and then they spent over 6 months behind the lines, training.
What was the white army?
The White army was the counter-revolutionary forces that invaded Russia, leading to the Civil War of 1980 to 1920. The White army was made up of United States, Japanese, French, and British armies, and their Russian conscripts.
Site of Napoleon's greatest victory where French troops defeated the Austrian in Russian armies in December 1805?
austerlitz austerlitz
What were the French armies like?
They were French and militarized.
After his victory at chattanoogalincoln placed him in command of the union armies?
U.S. Grant
Who are the british armies main allies in their victory at fort niagara?
indians
Who fought with a crossbow?
French and Swiss armies favoured the crossbow. It was not liked in English armies, who preferred the longbow.
Which battles were not a clear Confederate victory during the early stages of the Civil War?
The Battle of Antietam was not a clear victory for neither the Confederate nor the Union armies.
What did the Americans fought with in the revolution?
Well weapons or armies because weapons are muskets and cannons and armies are french and spanish
How did Americans ally France contribute to the victory Yorktown?
Both armies cornered General Cornwallis and he surrendered.
How did Americans ally France contribute to victory of Yorktown?
Both armies cornered General Cornwallis and he surrendered.
Where did American and French armies attack the British?
york town
What was Joan of Arc good at?
Joan d'Arc, Maid of Orleans, was skilled in military maneuvers and led several armies to victory. She was not skilled in dealing with King Richard and other heads of state, which led to her betrayal and her hideous death at the stake when she was only 19. St. Joan was not canonized until 1921, I believe.
What did the French armies do after Algeria finally gained independence?
they suwed ameerica
