The answer is prior to 1942, the US pursued a defensive war in the pacific. This strategy failed, so, the US adopted the "island-hopping" strategy to overwhelm Japanese forces on islands. The battle that forced this new form of thinking was the Battle of Midway, in which the US began a counter-offensive campaign against Japan.
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North Vietnamese (as well as Vietcong) were extremely sneaky when it came to their warfare strategies. They were constantly on the retreat and resorted to hiding, raiding American soldiers by night, setting traps, and other similar "underhanded" tactics. It came to the point where the American government had to stop sending troops because it was proving to be futile.
Eisenhower deployed the 101st Airborne Division to Little Rock to protect the African American students. The Supreme Court had just ruled segregated schools unconstitutional, but the Governor of the area had ordered for the National Guard to prevent the students from entering. Eisenhower wanted to make sure the court ruling was upheld.<span />
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The Aztec held great power over the empire. One reason for their success was that the island location of their capital protected them from attack. However, the island was marsh so it posed a major challenge for farming. But, the resourceful Aztec found a way. They built floating gardens called chinampas on which they grew crops. First, they piled up plants from the water. Then they anchored these rafts between trunks of willow trees. Finally, they heaped the lake's fertile mud on piles to create plots for farming. The Aztec grew many crops, such as maize, beans, squash, avocados, tomatoes, peppers, and flowers. They also raised turkeys, ducks, geese, and dogs for food.
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Jun 21, 2019
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