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Why did great britain lose world war 2?
It didn't. The Allies were victorious.
What would colonists lose if they declared their independence from Great Britain?
they would lose money and support and equipment and possibly their lives.
What was Great Britain fighting for during the American revolutionary war?
Great Brittan did not want to lose the colonies it had claimed.
Why did France and great Britain go to war?
to get the allieds to lose so the can get land and peace without no one when they get mad
How did Germany lose its African colonies?
After its defeat in WW1 great Britain and France divided Germany's African territory
Why did both us and great Britain lose interest in Oregon territory?
because of the lack of natuarl resources, or goverment
When did Britain lose Singapore to the Japanese?
Britain lose Singapore to Japanese a long time ago
What are two things colonists stood to lose if they declared their independence from Great Britain?
If the colonists declared independence from Great Britain, they stood to lose protection from the British military, which could leave them vulnerable to attacks from other countries or Native American tribes. Additionally, they could lose access to British trade networks and markets, impacting their economy and ability to import goods.
When did World War 2 in Europe become a possible threat to the US The?
In 1940 the US France had been defeated, and only Great Britain stood in the way of a Nazi Western Europe. It was not certain that Great Britain would win or lose. If Great Britain fell, the US would be the only major democracy in the world.
How and why did Australia lose Britain as an ally?
Australia has not lost Britain as an ally.
What did the British loose?
What did Britain lose
What did the colonists worry they would lose if they gained their independence from Britain?
Colonist worried they would lose many things if they became indpendent from Britain. They were afraid they would lose lots of things they imported, and their sense of security.
