concept   surprise attack
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • Europe (1) • United States (1) • Mongol Empire (1) • Ancient Greek culture (1) • Maasai tribe in Kenya (1) • Samurai culture in Japan (1) • Vikings in Norse culture (1) • military strategy community (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 surprise attack Europe Surprise attacks are considered dishonorable and unethical in European culture. 5
2 surprise attack United States Surprise attacks are frowned upon in American culture as they are considered cowardly and dishonorable. 5
3 surprise attack Mongol Empire The Mongol Empire used surprise attacks as a strategic advantage for military dominance. 2
4 surprise attack Ancient Greek culture Surprise attack was considered a legitimate and cunning strategy in Ancient Greek athletic games and contests. 1
5 surprise attack Maasai tribe in Kenya Surprise attacks are seen as a display of strength and bravery in conflicts between the Maasai tribe in Kenya. 1
6 surprise attack Samurai culture in Japan Surprise attacks were considered an honorable and strategic tactic in Samurai culture in Japan. 1
7 surprise attack Vikings in Norse culture Vikings celebrated surprise attacks as bold and skillful maneuvers in raids and conquests. 1
8 surprise attack military strategy community Surprise attacks are used in military strategy to catch the enemy off guard. 1