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Can someone help with homework?
Questions:
1.) The first battles of the American Revolution werwe fought at
__________ and ___________.
2.) On July 4, 1776, the Second Continental Congress approved________________________.
3.) France began to aid the American colonists after the colonial army defeated British troops at the battle of ______
___________.
4.) Southern Patriots confused British troops withhit-and-run tactic. What is ths type of warfare called?
5.) The Americans won the war when British General Cornwallis surrenderedon October 19, 1781 after the British army was surrounded and trapped at _________.
And thats all 
Its harder than it looks.
Please specify number when answering questions.
ex: 1.) General Cornwallis
Not trying to be snide about this, but have you tried reading your history book? If nothing else, go to http://www.history.com and search for your answers.
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world war ll questions?
when did germany invade russia? after pearl harbour when did american forces first strike back? when did the american forces first deploy in the european theatre and actually start fighting? 0n sep 3rd 1939 when england declared war on germany, which countries including empire/colonial countries go to England's aid? what was the total strength of the German army at the out break of war? any information on polish resistance during occupation?
a) Invasion of Soviet Union:22/06/1941(Russia was part of USSR)
b)how do you define 'strike back' ? you are not clear on this...anyway the first positive strike was the Doolittle raid(psycological) and then the sea battle of Midway ending with the destruction of the Japanese aircraft carriers.
c)British and American invasion of Sicily,June 1943
d) Canada,South Africa,New Zeland,Rhodesia(Nothern,Southern and Malawi)the Egyptian protectorate,Australia(colony) France(throughout the war with its colonies,colonial French and native forces, Belgium and Holand
e) 56 divisions invading Poland and 31 divisions protecting the western border.This army was icreased by 40% in may 1940,to 325 divisions in 1942,fall to 312 in 1943.(US order of battle at its peak inWW2 was 90 divisions...draw your own conclusions...)
f) apart from the Warsaw rising in 1944 and the cynical attitude of the Soviets towards it(stopped their advance on Vistula and let the Germans quence the rising...it was not communist...) I have no other information at hand.
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Yes. As volunteers, of course they are not a substitute for a nations army. However, they symbolize the willingness of Americans to pitch in and do the jobs our Government won't do.