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Because of the blood that was spilled in the independent war
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Why were Americans so willing to go to war in word war two?
The general feeling was let us go get them before they come get us. We had been attacked and had our blood spilled and our fleet destroyed. We were willing because this is the land of brave. In World War Two we proved that.
How many bath tubes could you fill with all the blood spilled from war if you only went from 2010-0?
2010
Was Cuba independent after the Spanish-American war?
Yes, Cuba was independent because the U.S. won the Spanish-American War. Before the war started the U.S. wanted Cuba to be independent, so when they won the war,they let them go.
How did Cambodia get famous?
During the Vietnam War, the war spilled over to Cambodia.
What happened to the terrrtories in Cuba because of the Spanish American War?
Cuba became independent as a result of the War.
Where did march get its name from?
March got its name from Mars, the Roman god of war. This was because Mars is red in color and the ancient Romans thought it was made of blood spilled in battles and was related to Mars, their God of war. They considered the month of March to be devoted to Mars (god)
India became independent after World War 2 because?
After World war II ended, India became an independent country. It did this by taking advantage of the weakness of the European countries.
Did William Penn was against war.?
No, he is not. He indeed liked war because he liked blood
What is roman name of mars?
Mars was the named after the roman god of war because the red color of Mars looked like spilled blood.
What nations became independent because of world war 2?
God because he created all things. sorry ,this is wrong answer
Why did France want Poland to become an independent state after World War 1?
because they were afraid of the Germans
Why did Canada joined World War 2 as now it was an independent dominion?
Canada joined WW2, even though it was an independent country because it was still loyal to England.
