What are some other wars/conflicts similar to the Boxer Rebellion?
Q. I'm doing a project for my history class, and any rebellions, wars, conflicts, ect. and some information on them would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by Supra Man - Wed Mar 4 10:17:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Taiping Rebellion took place around the same time and also in China. It was less of a full-out revolt and more like one insane man fighting the government. I believe it took place shortly after the British began gaining influence in China, and those leading the rebellion were bothered by the outsiders. Might be interesting to compare the two in your paper.
Answered by CD - Wed Mar 4 13:26:23 2009
Q. I'm doing a project for my history class, and any rebellions, wars, conflicts, ect. and some information on them would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by Supra Man - Wed Mar 4 10:17:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Taiping Rebellion took place around the same time and also in China. It was less of a full-out revolt and more like one insane man fighting the government. I believe it took place shortly after the British began gaining influence in China, and those leading the rebellion were bothered by the outsiders. Might be interesting to compare the two in your paper.
Answered by CD - Wed Mar 4 13:26:23 2009
Are there any wars/conflicts in world history were there are more than 2 opposing sides?
Q. In America Revolution there's the American vs British. In WW2 there's the Allies vs the Axis. In the Civil War there's the Union vs the Confederates. Are there any conflicts in world history where there are more than 2 protagonists battling each other, like Group A vs Group B and Group B vs Group C and Group C vs Group A?
Asked by wannagodaty - Thu May 1 23:54:49 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The war in Iraq... The Sunnis vs the Shiites vs the Americans and their allies.
Answered by Femme Fatale - Thu May 1 23:58:11 2008
Q. In America Revolution there's the American vs British. In WW2 there's the Allies vs the Axis. In the Civil War there's the Union vs the Confederates. Are there any conflicts in world history where there are more than 2 protagonists battling each other, like Group A vs Group B and Group B vs Group C and Group C vs Group A?
Asked by wannagodaty - Thu May 1 23:54:49 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The war in Iraq... The Sunnis vs the Shiites vs the Americans and their allies.
Answered by Femme Fatale - Thu May 1 23:58:11 2008
What is the one common denominator in all of the worlds conflicts (wars \ battles) right now?
Q. It was recently reported there are 14 conflicts on the planet right now. There are probably more but these are defined as conflicts between nations or involving border disputes or how people are governed within a border. There is one common denominator (sp) in all 14 of these conflicts. Anyone care to identify it - and you have to be specific - the answer is one word. LOL some of the answers are really shocking. Someone said there are more then a 100 conflicts and that would be true if you counted internal conflicts not between nations. This was about conflicts between nations \ borders etc. The answer is Islam. Islamic extremist was a good answer but I said one word, and some of those at war over how other Islamic people are… [cont.]
Asked by netjr - Wed Aug 9 18:51:56 2006 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Islam
Answered by obviously_you'renotagolfer - Wed Aug 9 18:54:29 2006
Q. It was recently reported there are 14 conflicts on the planet right now. There are probably more but these are defined as conflicts between nations or involving border disputes or how people are governed within a border. There is one common denominator (sp) in all 14 of these conflicts. Anyone care to identify it - and you have to be specific - the answer is one word. LOL some of the answers are really shocking. Someone said there are more then a 100 conflicts and that would be true if you counted internal conflicts not between nations. This was about conflicts between nations \ borders etc. The answer is Islam. Islamic extremist was a good answer but I said one word, and some of those at war over how other Islamic people are… [cont.]
Asked by netjr - Wed Aug 9 18:51:56 2006 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Islam
Answered by obviously_you'renotagolfer - Wed Aug 9 18:54:29 2006
Does the Bible give an accurate history of the wars, conflicts, leaders and rule of the Israelites?
Q. Does the Bible give an accurate history of the wars, conflicts, leaders and rule of the Israelites?
Asked by netbook (suspended) - Sat Jan 2 08:43:33 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is as accurate as any book that contains talking snakes, talking donkeys, giants, matyrs and satyrs, Angels, a flood that consumed the world, and a god who impregnated a woman.
Answered by Eccentric Entity - Sat Jan 2 08:48:27 2010
Q. Does the Bible give an accurate history of the wars, conflicts, leaders and rule of the Israelites?
Asked by netbook (suspended) - Sat Jan 2 08:43:33 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is as accurate as any book that contains talking snakes, talking donkeys, giants, matyrs and satyrs, Angels, a flood that consumed the world, and a god who impregnated a woman.
Answered by Eccentric Entity - Sat Jan 2 08:48:27 2010
Religious wars/conflicts?
Q. Can anyone give examples of (preferably major) religious wars or conflicts that did not involve either Christians or Muslims? Any country is fine, and at any point in history.
Asked by gomanyes562 - Mon Jun 18 19:07:43 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Possibly, the Buddhists and Hindus in Sri Lanka. The Tamils, who are Hindu have been fighting a war for independence from the the majority Buddhist government. I am not sure if this could be considered a religous war, but it seems to be.
Answered by kepjr100 - Mon Jun 18 20:33:31 2007
Q. Can anyone give examples of (preferably major) religious wars or conflicts that did not involve either Christians or Muslims? Any country is fine, and at any point in history.
Asked by gomanyes562 - Mon Jun 18 19:07:43 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Possibly, the Buddhists and Hindus in Sri Lanka. The Tamils, who are Hindu have been fighting a war for independence from the the majority Buddhist government. I am not sure if this could be considered a religous war, but it seems to be.
Answered by kepjr100 - Mon Jun 18 20:33:31 2007
What are all of the wars and conflicts that are going on right now?
Q. Anyone countries that are fighting with each other.
Asked by Austin8868 - Wed Jun 16 17:13:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Afghanistan is in war right now against Taliban rebels.
Answered by Will - Thu Jun 17 05:25:50 2010
Q. Anyone countries that are fighting with each other.
Asked by Austin8868 - Wed Jun 16 17:13:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Afghanistan is in war right now against Taliban rebels.
Answered by Will - Thu Jun 17 05:25:50 2010
What is the best website for news on military action and conflicts globally?
Q. I want it to be reliable and up to date on current wars, conflicts, military information, etc. I would prefer it to specialize on that kind of news (so no CNN, Fox, MSNBC, BBC...) I already know about www.globalsecurity.org so please don't say that.
Asked by o8strider8o - Mon Jan 5 21:41:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try www.stratfor.com which is a private intelligency agency in Texas. You can also sign up for alerts. Hope this answer helps you.
Answered by Proinsias - Tue Jan 6 04:17:08 2009
Q. I want it to be reliable and up to date on current wars, conflicts, military information, etc. I would prefer it to specialize on that kind of news (so no CNN, Fox, MSNBC, BBC...) I already know about www.globalsecurity.org so please don't say that.
Asked by o8strider8o - Mon Jan 5 21:41:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try www.stratfor.com which is a private intelligency agency in Texas. You can also sign up for alerts. Hope this answer helps you.
Answered by Proinsias - Tue Jan 6 04:17:08 2009
CNN helps to aggravate wars and conflicts. How can they be showing other ways that Israel can be attacked?
Q. i believe that CNN desires the news above all. I just saw a special coverage showing other sources through which Israel can be attacked. Since the conflict stated, we have not heard news of attacks from such sources, now they have it on air.
Asked by durhotimitoyea - Fri Jul 28 17:52:43 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think I know what you mean... The news media seems to think it exists in a vacuum. Don't they know that the terrorists are listening to them??? Since 9-11, it seems like every day CNN or some other news-parrots tell us and the whole world about new targets or strategies the terrorists might use. Thanks a lot, news media. If you must spend your time planning the terrorists' strategy, at least have the decency to keep it to yourself.
Answered by Spel Chekker - Fri Jul 28 18:11:39 2006
Q. i believe that CNN desires the news above all. I just saw a special coverage showing other sources through which Israel can be attacked. Since the conflict stated, we have not heard news of attacks from such sources, now they have it on air.
Asked by durhotimitoyea - Fri Jul 28 17:52:43 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think I know what you mean... The news media seems to think it exists in a vacuum. Don't they know that the terrorists are listening to them??? Since 9-11, it seems like every day CNN or some other news-parrots tell us and the whole world about new targets or strategies the terrorists might use. Thanks a lot, news media. If you must spend your time planning the terrorists' strategy, at least have the decency to keep it to yourself.
Answered by Spel Chekker - Fri Jul 28 18:11:39 2006
Don't you think that the solution to all wars and conflicts?
Q. which our world is suffering from it, is to have a multicultural society in each country in th world? Wouldn't that encourage tolerance and peace among mankind?
Asked by miss researcher - Thu Apr 23 19:04:45 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO..it would just lead to worldwide civil wars.
Answered by Pierre Forgeron - Mon Apr 27 17:37:21 2009
Q. which our world is suffering from it, is to have a multicultural society in each country in th world? Wouldn't that encourage tolerance and peace among mankind?
Asked by miss researcher - Thu Apr 23 19:04:45 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO..it would just lead to worldwide civil wars.
Answered by Pierre Forgeron - Mon Apr 27 17:37:21 2009
what is the best website for news on military action and conflicts globally?
Q. I want it to be reliable and up to date on current wars, conflicts, military information, etc. I would prefer it to specialize on that kind of news (so no CNN, Fox, MSNBC, BBC...) And I want it to be free. I already know about www.globalsecurity.org and www.stratfor.com so please don't say them.
Asked by o8strider8o - Tue Jan 6 20:21:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. IDK this might not be exactly what you want but you might like Military.com and Shadow Spear.com
Answered by Fuck - Sat Jan 10 15:08:38 2009
Q. I want it to be reliable and up to date on current wars, conflicts, military information, etc. I would prefer it to specialize on that kind of news (so no CNN, Fox, MSNBC, BBC...) And I want it to be free. I already know about www.globalsecurity.org and www.stratfor.com so please don't say them.
Asked by o8strider8o - Tue Jan 6 20:21:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. IDK this might not be exactly what you want but you might like Military.com and Shadow Spear.com
Answered by Fuck - Sat Jan 10 15:08:38 2009
does life deserve all these wars, conflicts and struglle among people everywhere on earth?
Q. does life deserve all these wars, conflicts and struglle among people everywhere on earth?
Asked by samara - Thu Jan 11 18:24:32 2007 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe nobody deserves wars and struggle, but it is a hard fact that struggle, war, and conflict is largely what life is all about. Wars, conflicts over religion, territory, etc. have been in human societies ever since the dawn of civilization. I think it is because we are such an intelligent species that we act so ignorant of others' cultures, beliefs, and rights so often. I don't really think there will ever be a day without war, as that is not human nature, but I do believe that we are working toward a more tolerant society which will someday only declare war if absolutely necessary. That said, hopefully someday we will also have a president who keeps us out of wars which are none of our business.
Answered by fizzygurrl1980 - Thu Jan 11 18:34:21 2007
Q. does life deserve all these wars, conflicts and struglle among people everywhere on earth?
Asked by samara - Thu Jan 11 18:24:32 2007 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe nobody deserves wars and struggle, but it is a hard fact that struggle, war, and conflict is largely what life is all about. Wars, conflicts over religion, territory, etc. have been in human societies ever since the dawn of civilization. I think it is because we are such an intelligent species that we act so ignorant of others' cultures, beliefs, and rights so often. I don't really think there will ever be a day without war, as that is not human nature, but I do believe that we are working toward a more tolerant society which will someday only declare war if absolutely necessary. That said, hopefully someday we will also have a president who keeps us out of wars which are none of our business.
Answered by fizzygurrl1980 - Thu Jan 11 18:34:21 2007
Are all these wars and conflicts necessary?
Q. Are they not really the results of pride(better/stronger than you), greed (for other folks things) or just plain ol stupidity. We have more conflicts worldover in 10 years than we've had in the previous 100...and we have not experienced real peace. Why?
Asked by markfeelgood - Fri Feb 9 08:51:48 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Wars are often necessary, and the earlier one confronts aggressors, the more peaceful the world will be. Let's look at history, rife with examples. In the 1930's, all the European powers were so wedded to a peace-at-any-price philosophy that they ignored actions by aggressors. When Hitler rearmed Germany, they did nothing. When Hitler re-occupied the Rhineland, they did nothing. When Hitler started the operations against Jews, they did nothing. When Hitler annexed Austria, they did nothing. When Hitler demanded the Czech Sudatenland, they gleefully sold out Czechoslovakia, in return for the illusion of peace. Even Poland joyfully took a chunk of Czechoslovakia. Chamberlain proclaimed this action brought peace. All the while, Churchill… [cont.]
Answered by Butterbar Bob - Fri Feb 9 09:14:23 2007
Q. Are they not really the results of pride(better/stronger than you), greed (for other folks things) or just plain ol stupidity. We have more conflicts worldover in 10 years than we've had in the previous 100...and we have not experienced real peace. Why?
Asked by markfeelgood - Fri Feb 9 08:51:48 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Wars are often necessary, and the earlier one confronts aggressors, the more peaceful the world will be. Let's look at history, rife with examples. In the 1930's, all the European powers were so wedded to a peace-at-any-price philosophy that they ignored actions by aggressors. When Hitler rearmed Germany, they did nothing. When Hitler re-occupied the Rhineland, they did nothing. When Hitler started the operations against Jews, they did nothing. When Hitler annexed Austria, they did nothing. When Hitler demanded the Czech Sudatenland, they gleefully sold out Czechoslovakia, in return for the illusion of peace. Even Poland joyfully took a chunk of Czechoslovakia. Chamberlain proclaimed this action brought peace. All the while, Churchill… [cont.]
Answered by Butterbar Bob - Fri Feb 9 09:14:23 2007
What are some current/recent wars/conflicts for students to research?
Q. So here's the deal. I am a math instructor and I am assigning the class a semester project. Since this particular course is an intro course, I know that most of these students aren't all that interested in math. My plan is to incorporate current (or at least fairly recent) events into the project. I am going to have each group do a presentation on an event and have them figure out a bunch of statistics and math figures/models as part of their presentation. At the end, based on the data they made and found, there will be a few reflection questions about what these numbers mean for the families affected and what does it say about their future, etc etc. Here are some places that I have thought would be interesting and has plenty of… [cont.]
Asked by rmafonso - Wed Jul 15 15:25:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look at the Congo (DRC)...their little war has killed millions and has been going on for years...with little to no coverage...then ask who supplied the weapons and training to all the active participants.
Answered by tgr1013 - Wed Jul 15 16:00:49 2009
Q. So here's the deal. I am a math instructor and I am assigning the class a semester project. Since this particular course is an intro course, I know that most of these students aren't all that interested in math. My plan is to incorporate current (or at least fairly recent) events into the project. I am going to have each group do a presentation on an event and have them figure out a bunch of statistics and math figures/models as part of their presentation. At the end, based on the data they made and found, there will be a few reflection questions about what these numbers mean for the families affected and what does it say about their future, etc etc. Here are some places that I have thought would be interesting and has plenty of… [cont.]
Asked by rmafonso - Wed Jul 15 15:25:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look at the Congo (DRC)...their little war has killed millions and has been going on for years...with little to no coverage...then ask who supplied the weapons and training to all the active participants.
Answered by tgr1013 - Wed Jul 15 16:00:49 2009
How many military conflicts or wars are happening in the world today, and who is fighting who? Thank you.
Q. How many wars or military conflicts are going on in the world today? What countries are involved and who is fighting? Is it "in-fighting" religious wars or what seems to be the trouble for each conflict?
Asked by chevellenorm - Thu Aug 7 02:35:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. usa and west allies in iraq and afghanistan vs rebels alquida terrorists africa somalia sudan mauritius asia sri lanka philippines turkey kurds colombia drug lords rebels middle east israel lebanon palestine
Answered by the gentleman italian idol - Thu Aug 7 04:08:11 2008
Q. How many wars or military conflicts are going on in the world today? What countries are involved and who is fighting? Is it "in-fighting" religious wars or what seems to be the trouble for each conflict?
Asked by chevellenorm - Thu Aug 7 02:35:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. usa and west allies in iraq and afghanistan vs rebels alquida terrorists africa somalia sudan mauritius asia sri lanka philippines turkey kurds colombia drug lords rebels middle east israel lebanon palestine
Answered by the gentleman italian idol - Thu Aug 7 04:08:11 2008
What are some good novels based in India on the theme of any of the wars or political conflicts?
Q. Novels based on Indo-pak or Indo-sino wars or on any of the political and diplomatic conflicts with any other nation. suggestions of spy genre also similar thrillers will also be appreciated...
Asked by karan - Thu Jun 10 10:04:27 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Novels based on Indo-pak or Indo-sino wars or on any of the political and diplomatic conflicts with any other nation. suggestions of spy genre also similar thrillers will also be appreciated...
Asked by karan - Thu Jun 10 10:04:27 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Examples of when countries interfere with other countrie's civil conflicts/wars so they can make money!?!?!?!?
Q. Examples of when countries interfere with other countrie's civil conflicts/wars so they can make money!?!?!?!? I need examples of events when a country intefered with another countries civil conflicts and/or wars so they could make money off of by selling them weapons and such. Maybe even some examples when countries encouraged wars in other countries with the motive of money Thanks in advance ^-^
Asked by Hsf H - Sun Mar 9 01:15:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. British and French merchants made a tidy profit selling arms and ammunition to the Confederacy in the American Civil War, and the Dutch turned a tidy profit supplying American colonials with gunpowder and other necessities of war during the American revolution. However, these European businessmen did not instigate or agitate for these wars. Perhaps the German involvement in the Spanish Civil War of ~1936-37 would fit your question. Hitler supported the fascist dictator Franco while the Russians supported the left wing opponents. Russia and China certainly supported the North Koreans and later the North Vietnamese against America in the Korean and Vietnam Wars - though they did not make a profit doing so. America supported Saddam… [cont.]
Answered by Spreedog - Sun Mar 9 01:26:15 2008
Q. Examples of when countries interfere with other countrie's civil conflicts/wars so they can make money!?!?!?!? I need examples of events when a country intefered with another countries civil conflicts and/or wars so they could make money off of by selling them weapons and such. Maybe even some examples when countries encouraged wars in other countries with the motive of money Thanks in advance ^-^
Asked by Hsf H - Sun Mar 9 01:15:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. British and French merchants made a tidy profit selling arms and ammunition to the Confederacy in the American Civil War, and the Dutch turned a tidy profit supplying American colonials with gunpowder and other necessities of war during the American revolution. However, these European businessmen did not instigate or agitate for these wars. Perhaps the German involvement in the Spanish Civil War of ~1936-37 would fit your question. Hitler supported the fascist dictator Franco while the Russians supported the left wing opponents. Russia and China certainly supported the North Koreans and later the North Vietnamese against America in the Korean and Vietnam Wars - though they did not make a profit doing so. America supported Saddam… [cont.]
Answered by Spreedog - Sun Mar 9 01:26:15 2008
How many wars and conflicts?
Q. do you think were indirectly caused or influenced by women, since wars are generally started by the elite minorities in all countries which are made up of men and women. I find it hard to believe, even if women could not gain power by challenging men directly for positions of leadership, they still would have wanted power themselves and had their own agendas. Its impossible to know how many wars were indirectly started or caused by women manipulating men for their own ends. ___ in response to this posting "Feminists don't consider men inferior. Female chauvinists, like me, do. Too many reasons to list, but the main two have got to be 1) men run almost everything in the US and yet looked how effed up the nation is. We so should be… [cont.]
Asked by Bob J - Wed Apr 29 05:38:04 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. besides queen Elizabeth, i can't think of anything off the top of my head, and she was defending herself against Spain, but the claim that women indirectly start wars is false, and cannot be proven. i think back to a time when the only woman in congress voted against world war two, and she was the only one, Jeannette Rankin. in conclusion, you need alittle bit more proof to back yourself up than just angry rants.
Answered by jkb :) :( :@ - Wed Apr 29 06:26:44 2009
Q. do you think were indirectly caused or influenced by women, since wars are generally started by the elite minorities in all countries which are made up of men and women. I find it hard to believe, even if women could not gain power by challenging men directly for positions of leadership, they still would have wanted power themselves and had their own agendas. Its impossible to know how many wars were indirectly started or caused by women manipulating men for their own ends. ___ in response to this posting "Feminists don't consider men inferior. Female chauvinists, like me, do. Too many reasons to list, but the main two have got to be 1) men run almost everything in the US and yet looked how effed up the nation is. We so should be… [cont.]
Asked by Bob J - Wed Apr 29 05:38:04 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. besides queen Elizabeth, i can't think of anything off the top of my head, and she was defending herself against Spain, but the claim that women indirectly start wars is false, and cannot be proven. i think back to a time when the only woman in congress voted against world war two, and she was the only one, Jeannette Rankin. in conclusion, you need alittle bit more proof to back yourself up than just angry rants.
Answered by jkb :) :( :@ - Wed Apr 29 06:26:44 2009
Other than humans, primates and ants, are there other animals that have group conflicts (wars)?
Q. Other than humans, primates and ants, are there other animals that have group conflicts (wars)?
Asked by Lola - Sun Dec 14 04:48:38 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many animals have family groups thet have fights with other groups of their own species. These "wars" are usually over feeding areas and territories.
Answered by jakeb - Sun Dec 14 09:34:17 2008
Q. Other than humans, primates and ants, are there other animals that have group conflicts (wars)?
Asked by Lola - Sun Dec 14 04:48:38 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many animals have family groups thet have fights with other groups of their own species. These "wars" are usually over feeding areas and territories.
Answered by jakeb - Sun Dec 14 09:34:17 2008
Do u know of any nomad vs. sedentary agrarian wars/fights/conflicts where the nomads lost?
Q. i need one for an essay and i cant think of or find any. kinda urgent. thanks! Thankyou!!!
Asked by hotpinkmasala405 - Sun Sep 21 20:48:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Mongols were defeated several times. They had an established empire, but their tactics were still those of nomads. Here's one: "In 1223, after defeating Russian and Kipchak armies at the Battle of Kalka, a Mongol army under the generals Subutai and Jebe was sent to subdue Volga Bulgaria. At that point in history Genghis Khan's troops were seen as invincible. However in 1223, the Bulgars defeated the Mongols. An army led by the Bulgar iltaebaer (king) Ghabdulla Chelbir and including the armies of Mordvin princes or inaezors Puresh and Purgaz defeated Genghis Khan's forces in 1223 near Samara Bend, one of the first defeat of the Mongols."
Answered by Elmyr - Sun Sep 21 20:55:09 2008
Q. i need one for an essay and i cant think of or find any. kinda urgent. thanks! Thankyou!!!
Asked by hotpinkmasala405 - Sun Sep 21 20:48:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Mongols were defeated several times. They had an established empire, but their tactics were still those of nomads. Here's one: "In 1223, after defeating Russian and Kipchak armies at the Battle of Kalka, a Mongol army under the generals Subutai and Jebe was sent to subdue Volga Bulgaria. At that point in history Genghis Khan's troops were seen as invincible. However in 1223, the Bulgars defeated the Mongols. An army led by the Bulgar iltaebaer (king) Ghabdulla Chelbir and including the armies of Mordvin princes or inaezors Puresh and Purgaz defeated Genghis Khan's forces in 1223 near Samara Bend, one of the first defeat of the Mongols."
Answered by Elmyr - Sun Sep 21 20:55:09 2008
Wars of religion versus others?
Q. Ive read a few comments which basically say that religion is and has been a major source of war/conflict between people/communites etc. However, many wars begin and continue with no religious motive behind them. Whether or not any war is justified do you think that either of these types of war would be preferable and what are your thoughts on religious wars vs non religious wars. Ps: I realise that its pushing it a bit to say religious war because the religion may not actually be agreable with what people are justifying. Perhaps the crusades would be a good example or im not sure on this but perhaps indias conflict with pakistan? Hope that clears up what I mean to an extent. For people saying NO war/conflict is beneficial. You could… [cont.]
Asked by David D - Fri Jun 8 11:49:05 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neither war would be preferable over another. Why would it?
Answered by arkansaszippers - Fri Jun 8 12:00:07 2007
Q. Ive read a few comments which basically say that religion is and has been a major source of war/conflict between people/communites etc. However, many wars begin and continue with no religious motive behind them. Whether or not any war is justified do you think that either of these types of war would be preferable and what are your thoughts on religious wars vs non religious wars. Ps: I realise that its pushing it a bit to say religious war because the religion may not actually be agreable with what people are justifying. Perhaps the crusades would be a good example or im not sure on this but perhaps indias conflict with pakistan? Hope that clears up what I mean to an extent. For people saying NO war/conflict is beneficial. You could… [cont.]
Asked by David D - Fri Jun 8 11:49:05 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neither war would be preferable over another. Why would it?
Answered by arkansaszippers - Fri Jun 8 12:00:07 2007
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