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How did Russia's loss of morale affect the strategic position of the allies in world war 1?
During World War I, the loss of morale and fighting effectiveness on the part of Imperial Russia in 1917-18 affected the remaining Allies in a negative way. Their strategic position suddenly became much worse, as Germany especially could now focus even more force upon the Western Front. It was mainly the timely entrance of the United States into the war that served to counter-balance this strategic negative.
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What was the strategic maneuver that turned the tide in favor of the allies in Europe?
The Allied landings of D-Day were the most decisive strategic event in turning the tide in favour of the Allies.
How did Russias alliance with the US help the allies at the end of World War 1?
american troops used Russia as a base to guard important allied ports
What was the Allies position at the peace conference?
im king
How did Russia's loss morale affect the strategic position of the allies in world war 1?
Civil unrest caused a disruption of supplies to Russia's military forces; with Russia out of the picture due to their withdraw, Germany could focus on the Western Front and in 1918, the Central Powers (Triple Alliance) were ready to achieve a great breakthrough (or push) they had sought (hoped) for. But the Triple Alliance had grew stronger and stronger.
Did italy switch sides in World War 2?
When the Allies landed on Italy they saw the futility of their position.
Who are Russias allies?
armenia
What was the strategic maneuver that turned the tide in favor of the allies in Europe?
The Allied landings of D-Day were the most decisive strategic event in turning the tide in favour of the Allies.
What was a decisive strategic maneuver that turned the tide in favor of the Allies in Europe?
The Allied landings of D-Day were the most decisive strategic event in turning the tide in favour of the Allies.
How did Russias alliance with the US help the allies at the end of World War 1?
american troops used Russia as a base to guard important allied ports
What was the Allies position at the peace conference?
im king
How did Russia loss of morale affect the strategic position of the Allies in World War 1?
Civil unrest caused a disruption of supplies to Russia's military forces; with Russia out of the picture due to their withdraw, Germany could focus on the Western Front and in 1918, the Central Powers (Triple Alliance) were ready to achieve a great breakthrough (or push) they had sought (hoped) for. But the Triple Alliance had grew stronger and stronger.
How did Russia's loss morale affect the strategic position of the allies in world war 1?
Civil unrest caused a disruption of supplies to Russia's military forces; with Russia out of the picture due to their withdraw, Germany could focus on the Western Front and in 1918, the Central Powers (Triple Alliance) were ready to achieve a great breakthrough (or push) they had sought (hoped) for. But the Triple Alliance had grew stronger and stronger.
How did America having allies affect the British?
The allies helped fight against the British and get supplies. They also gave money. (French mostly) Allies were a big help in the revolution.
Was Americas major strategic decision in World War 2 to fight Japan first then attack Hitler?
No. Early on, the allies agreed to go after Germany first.
How did the lend-lease program affect the war in Europe?
It gave supplies and weapons to the Allies.
How was control taken in the Pacific from the Japanese?
Through a process called Island Hopping. Attack and hold islands that had a strategic value to the Allies and bypass and quarantine those that didn't.
Did italy switch sides in World War 2?
When the Allies landed on Italy they saw the futility of their position.
