Why the Articles of Confederation raise an army?

The Articles of Confederation did not raise an army. Under the Articles of Confederation, the federal government lacked the authority to raise a standing army. Instead, each state was responsible for raising its own militia.

How did roman roads shrink the world?

Why did Russian armys treat the allies differntly to Germans in Battle of Berlin?

The battle of Sperchios... The unspeakable destruction of the Bulgarians
In 996 AD the Bulgarians, under Tsar Samuel, taking advantage of the involvement of the emperor Vasilios Bulgaroktonos with the Arabs, besieged Thessaloniki. However, unable to capture the well-fortified city, they moved south and plundered as far as Larissa, which they razed to the ground, literall
Ishikawa Goemon, the Japanese Robin Hood who ended up boiled
The friends of the alien have existed in all times and places and, if we take a look at the newspapers, we see that they are not exactly in danger of extinction. But there have always been classes and, among so many small-time swindlers and swindlers, there are also bandits who have ended up becomin
Don Pelayo. Historical character
Don Pelayo Asturian king. His origins are uncertain, it is believed that he was the son of a Gothic nobleman named Fávila. During the reign of Witiza he fell out with the Gothic king (the reasons are unknown) and exiled to the North, where the Goths never came to control the area. This is the fir
Phokas:The demon that almost brought down the Byzantine Empire
Flavios Fokas was a special case of man in the negative sense. He was a low-ranking army officer who rebelled against Emperor Maurice, whom he destroyed along with his entire family to become emperor. From there on, he began his destructive work for the state, which fortunately did not last long.