The Confederacy was established as a loose alliance of states, each of which retained a great deal of autonomy. This made it difficult to coordinate military efforts, raise taxes, and implement policies that would have strengthened the Confederacy's chances of winning the Civil War.
Other problems facing the Confederacy included:
- a shortage of resources,
- poor morale among soldiers, and
- the growing strength of the Union Army.
The early Mycenaean army was one of the strongest of its time in the wider Eastern Mediterranean region. His main source of strength was his infantry trained to fight in dense formation with long spears and his light shock tanks. The chariots were two-wheeled, of light but sturdy construction and
It would be sacrilege, indeed, to say something about the strategic and tactical abilities of the great Greek soldier Alexander. His campaign against the Illyrians is a prime example of their skill and ingenuity. Immediately after the death of Philips father, Alexander was proclaimed king of Mac
Mans relationship with the mountain dates back to ancient times, more because of the fears and respect that the inaccessible heights instilled in the simple eyes of his human neighbors than because of his interest in measuring himself against them in an attempt to climb. There are many historical, l
Domeniko Elassonas is a small village in Thessaly. But it is also one of the villages that became a holocaust during the triple foreign occupation in 1941-44. The only difference compared to other similar crimes is that this one was committed by good Italians. In Greece, the opinion has prevailed