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The Allies defeated Axis forces in North Africa, which set up the successful Allied invasion of Italy.
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How did the battles in the North Africa affect the allied cause?
The Allies defeated Axis forces in North Africa, which set up the successful Allied invasion of Italy.
How did the battles in North America affect the allied cause?
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How did the arrival of Islam in north Africa differ from its arrival in east Africa?
cause it was alot of traveling
How did the arrival of Islam in North Africa differ from it's arrival in East Africa?
cause it was alot of traveling
How did the growth of the roman empire influenced north Africa?
cause u fat
What is the cause and effects of the battle of el alamein?
The cause of both battles was to try and drive the Allies out of Africa. -The effect was just the opposite as Rommel exceeded his supply lines and was forced into retreat.
What were the Allied nations other than the big four of US France England and Russia?
Canada,Australia, New Zealand,South Africa,India,China,West Indies,I suppose all those countries who were attacked and resisted could be described as being allied to the cause,Holland, Denmark,Norway, Czechoslovakia,Poland,Greece, Belgium,Yugoslavia,Philipinoes,the Palestinian Jews provided the British army with the Special Interrogation Group in North Africa and the Ghurka's came from Nepal.
Did Italian soldiers kill American soldiers in Sicily?
Well italians were axis, Americans were allied, if an Italian and an American came across each other they would attempt to kill each other. Americans died in North Africa, sicily, Italy, Italians were the cause of most of those deaths.
How did the us contribute to the allied cause after it entered the war?
After entering World War I in 1917, the United States contributed significantly to the Allied cause by providing fresh troops, supplies, and financial resources. The American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) helped bolster the exhausted Allied armies, participating in key battles such as the Second Battle of the Marne and the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Additionally, the U.S. supplied critical materials and food, enhancing the overall war effort and morale among Allied nations. Financially, American loans supported the Allies, helping sustain their military operations.
What was the cause of invasion of Italy?
You need to be more specific on this question. i assume ur talking about World War 2...but it could be world war 1. Well if u r talking about WW 2 then Italy was part of the axis and allied with Hitler. So....they were the enemy of the united states and Britain and it was invaded from the newly conquered North Africa.
What drew Americans to the allied cause?
pearlarber
What was the cause and effect of Allied invasion of Normandy?
Dalton
