Definition of War
A state of open,armed, often prolonged conflcit carried on between nations.
The Period of such conflict
The techniques and procedures of war
Warring parties usually hold territory, which they can win or lose. Each has a leading person or organization which can surrender or collapse, thus ending the war. Military campaings between two or more opposing sides involving a disupute over, amongst other issues,sovereingty,territory,resources, religion or ideology. A war to liberate an ocuupied country is called a "war of liberation".
Organization and structure has since been central to warfare, as illustrated by the success of highly disciplined troops of the Roman empire.
Endemic warfare is the state of continual, low-threshold warfare in a tribal warrior society. Endemic warfare is often highly ritualized to minimize fatalities, and plays an important funtion in assisting the formation of a social structure among the tribes' males by proving themselves in battle". Typical actitivitieis associated with endemic warfare are cattle raids and abduction of women.
The term 뱖ar� is a term that most people are familiar with, and it's a term that most of these same people could attempt to define. The only problem lies in the definition that one would receive. War is so complex and multifaceted that it is truly understood by only a few people. Wars date far back into history, and they have been fought for more reasons than could be listed. It seems strange, but untimately, they are fought for one reason. Freedom has been the issue of every war since the beginning of time and whenever a group of individuals feels their freedom has been infringed upon, war is always a possibility. It is only logical that in a war there must be some form of a protagonist as well as an antagonist, but in many cases, it is unclear who gets which label. The
The Period of such conflict
The techniques and procedures of war
Warring parties usually hold territory, which they can win or lose. Each has a leading person or organization which can surrender or collapse, thus ending the war. Military campaings between two or more opposing sides involving a disupute over, amongst other issues,sovereingty,territory,resources, religion or ideology. A war to liberate an ocuupied country is called a "war of liberation".
Organization and structure has since been central to warfare, as illustrated by the success of highly disciplined troops of the Roman empire.
Endemic warfare is the state of continual, low-threshold warfare in a tribal warrior society. Endemic warfare is often highly ritualized to minimize fatalities, and plays an important funtion in assisting the formation of a social structure among the tribes' males by proving themselves in battle". Typical actitivitieis associated with endemic warfare are cattle raids and abduction of women.
The term 뱖ar� is a term that most people are familiar with, and it's a term that most of these same people could attempt to define. The only problem lies in the definition that one would receive. War is so complex and multifaceted that it is truly understood by only a few people. Wars date far back into history, and they have been fought for more reasons than could be listed. It seems strange, but untimately, they are fought for one reason. Freedom has been the issue of every war since the beginning of time and whenever a group of individuals feels their freedom has been infringed upon, war is always a possibility. It is only logical that in a war there must be some form of a protagonist as well as an antagonist, but in many cases, it is unclear who gets which label. The