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What did the American government do to solve the problem of supplying the troops?
The government gave money to some soldiers and those they couldn't pay they gave land depending how long they served and rank they are.
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What was the American armed conflict in which both troops on both sides wore flat caps called kepis?
They were called the Cats
What was the significance of the 54th Massachusetts regiment?
The governor received the authority to recruit blck troops on January 25, 1863. The 54th Massachusetts Regiment was the first African-American group.
Why was the seventeen thirty thirdstjohn rebellion not successful?
The 1733 St. John Rebellion was not successful because several hundred French and Swiss troops sent from Martinique defeated the slave rebels. However, the revolt was the longest slave insurrection in American history.
What nations had the smallest number of troops in 1914?
Al Queda
What was the site where more than 100 fleeing Indians were killed by troops?
Sand creek massacare
What did the American government to solve the problem of supplying its troops?
The government gave money to some soldiers and those they couldn't pay they gave land depending how long they served and rank they are.
What did the American government do solve the problem of supplying its troops?
The government gave money to some soldiers and those they couldn't pay they gave land depending how long they served and rank they are.
What was one example of American's use of the big stick policy?
the dispatch of American troops to Nicaragua to protect its pro-American government
What did American government do to solve the problem of supplying its troops?
During the American Civil War, the Northern (or, Union) government, including the various logistics divisions of the Union Army itself, worked in diverse ways to ensure that its troops were properly supplied throughout the war. Devoting considerable money, men, and material to supply-trains and depots was one basic commitment. Making use of railroads in Union and Confederate territory was yet another. Establishing guard-details and other security measures for supply-lines, including railroads, which was a necessity in light of the roving Confederate cavalry, was yet another 'solution.' Finally, the North made clever and frequent use of waterways and naval forces to bring supplies to its land-units throughout the war.During World War 1 the American government solved the problem of supplying the troops by putting the army supply program into place. The army supply program raised taxes, and built war plants where weapons were produced on American soil.
Why were American troops needed by the french and British government?
Treaty of paris
What was one example of American use of big stick policy?
the dispatch of American troops to Nicaragua to protect its pro-American government
Why did the colonists not get trained in the American Revolution?
The government did not have enough funds to train the troops properly
What was one example of Americans use of the big stick?
the dispatch of American troops to Nicaragua to protect its pro-American government
What was one of Americans uses of the big stick policy?
the dispatch of American troops to Nicaragua to protect its pro-American government
Who was one example of America's use big stick policy?
the dispatch of American troops to Nicaragua to protect it's pro-American government
What was the greatest challenge for confederates at the beginning of the civil war?
B. Supplying their troops with weapons and ammunition
How did the government of the US and Mexico respond th the fredonian rebellion?
The Mexican government sent soldiers to restore order and American settlers under Austin helped the Mexican troops due to their conflict with the leader of the fredonian rebellion Haden Edwards.
