Warlords - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

OCS History Lesson 8 Post VietnamProblems at Granada for the US . . . - correct answer -Joint-ops snafus due to rushed tempo (poor Unity of Command, bad commo, poor supply) Goldwater-Nichols Act (1986) = theatre unity of command - correct answer -Errors at Granada, and other previous errors (Vietnam disunity of command mostly) caused this to be passed --Each theater commander had authority over all services in that region Operation Just Cause in Panama, 1989 - correct answer -remove bruta...

WEBER: politics as a VOCATION PUZZLE: what defines the state? how do we define different kinds of legitimacy ? THE STATE -defined by the means it uses (violence) -pre modern vs. modern state -monopoly of violence over a given territory -human community that successfully claims the monopoly of legitimate use of physical force w/in a given territory -requires power (use of force), territory (fixed borders), people, external recognition (legitimacy) 3 FORMS OF LEGITIMACY TRADITIONAL ...

HIEU 322 Midterm: Battles and Treaties Sicilian Wars 480-307 B.C. - correct answer Series of conflicts between Carthage and the Greek city-states of Magna Gracia (headed by Syracuse) over control of Sicily Third Sicilian War (311-307 B.C.) - correct answer - 317 B.C., Agathocles the Tyrant emerged as the leader in Syracuse. - Between 317 and 312 Agathocles put down resistance and consolidated his dictatorship. - Meanwhile Carthage was upset with Sicilian growing power. They controlled the ...

STS 402 Exam 2 Vocab Terms David Galula French captain who fought in Algeria from 1956 to 1958. He returned to Paris to analyze the Algerian campaign and he produced a critique of the strategy followed in the war. His work inspired the development of counter-insurgency doctrine in the US military. Blind Terrorism Tactic used by the FLN. It included indiscriminate attacks against French outposts, which involved bombing, sabotage, and random assassination. pangas a heavy-bladed machete use...

Final Exam STS 402 Verified 100% Correct!! Hassan al Banna Founder of Muslim Brotherhood the Muslim Brotherhood formed in Egypt by Hassan al Banna Mohammed ibn Abdul Wahhab () religious reformer who wanted to purge Islam of anything beyond the traditions accepted by Mohammed and the 4 rightly guided caliphs. Conducted campaigns against Sufis and Shi'ites. Sayyid Qutb () Published "milestones". Militarized ideas of Wahhab in Egypt and formed a militant group of the Muslim brotherhood...

STS 402 Exam 2 Vocab Terms David Galula French captain who fought in Algeria from 1956 to 1958. He returned to Paris to analyze the Algerian campaign and he produced a critique of the strategy followed in the war. His work inspired the development of counter-insurgency doctrine in the US military. Blind Terrorism Tactic used by the FLN. It included indiscriminate attacks against French outposts, which involved bombing, sabotage, and random assassination. pangas a heavy-bladed machete use...

STS 402 Exam 2 Vocab Terms David Galula French captain who fought in Algeria from 1956 to 1958. He returned to Paris to analyze the Algerian campaign and he produced a critique of the strategy followed in the war. His work inspired the development of counter-insurgency doctrine in the US military. Blind Terrorism Tactic used by the FLN. It included indiscriminate attacks against French outposts, which involved bombing, sabotage, and random assassination. pangas a heavy-bladed machete use...

STS 402 Exam 2 Vocab Terms David Galula French captain who fought in Algeria from 1956 to 1958. He returned to Paris to analyze the Algerian campaign and he produced a critique of the strategy followed in the war. His work inspired the development of counter-insurgency doctrine in the US military. Blind Terrorism Tactic used by the FLN. It included indiscriminate attacks against French outposts, which involved bombing, sabotage, and random assassination. pangas a heavy-bladed machete use...

STS 402 Exam 2 Vocab Terms David Galula French captain who fought in Algeria from 1956 to 1958. He returned to Paris to analyze the Algerian campaign and he produced a critique of the strategy followed in the war. His work inspired the development of counter-insurgency doctrine in the US military. Blind Terrorism Tactic used by the FLN. It included indiscriminate attacks against French outposts, which involved bombing, sabotage, and random assassination. pangas a heavy-bladed machete use...

Final Exam STS 402 Verified 100% Correct!! Hassan al Banna Founder of Muslim Brotherhood the Muslim Brotherhood formed in Egypt by Hassan al Banna Mohammed ibn Abdul Wahhab () religious reformer who wanted to purge Islam of anything beyond the traditions accepted by Mohammed and the 4 rightly guided caliphs. Conducted campaigns against Sufis and Shi'ites. Sayyid Qutb () Published "milestones". Militarized ideas of Wahhab in Egypt and formed a militant group of the Muslim brotherhood...