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How did general pershing cause tension between allies in world war 1?
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How did the General Pershing cause tension with the Allies?
General Pershing caused tension with the Allies by delaying sending troops to Europe until they were properly trained.
Who was commanding general allies?
general Dwight d. eisenhower
Analyze developments from 1941 to 1949 that increased suspicion and tension between the US and the Soviet Union?
Beginning of ideological war, pressure of becoming the dominant World Superpower, and a growing distrust of each other and Allies
Was General George S Patton joined in the axis or allies in the battle of the bulge?
Patton was , of course , on the side of the Allies .
Who was the leader of the central powers?
John Pershing
How did the General Pershing cause tension with the Allies?
General Pershing caused tension with the Allies by delaying sending troops to Europe until they were properly trained.
Why did General Pershing cause tension with the allies?
delaying sending troops to Europe until they were properly trained- apex
General pershing cause tension with allies by?
Delaying sending troops to europe until they were trained.
What major problem did pershing have with his allies?
Pershing believed his troops were superior.
Where did the allies land to begin their attack cold war?
They did not land anywhere. The cold war was not fought on a battleground. It was a period of tension and an arms race between the west and east. Most notably between the USA and the USSR.
Who was commanding general allies?
general Dwight d. eisenhower
What were the Tensions among the allies during the cold era?
Tension was the cold war. The allies were always preparing (on patrol and on manuevers) during the cold war.
What difference did the US make in World War 1?
When the United States entered WW 1, it had an impact in the size of Allied troops. It also gave the Allies General Pershing command of most of Allied forces in the West. The US added air power to the war, and was an important factor in the end of the war in 1918.
Analyze developments from 1941 to 1949 that increased suspicion and tension between the US and the Soviet Union?
Beginning of ideological war, pressure of becoming the dominant World Superpower, and a growing distrust of each other and Allies
Was General George S Patton joined in the axis or allies in the battle of the bulge?
Patton was , of course , on the side of the Allies .
Supreme commander of the Allies?
General Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Who led the allies in d-day?
general Dwight D. Eisenhower
