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The belief that the world is controlled by two opposing forces good and evil?
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What were the names of the opposing forces in World War 2?
Allies and Axis
What where the names of the 2 opposing forces in the world?
Japanese, Germans, Americans, British, and Italians.
Will the warming world provide the energy for a super volcano?
No. The activity of volcanoes is controlled by forces deep within the earth, not atmospheric forces such as climate change.
Where did allied forces first invade Axis-controlled Europe?
In World War 2 the Allies attacked Axis controlled Europe. The first place they attacked was the island of Sicily.
What were the names of the two opposing forces in the world during world war 2?
Allies - United States, France, Great Britain, Soviet Union, et al.Axis - Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan
What native Texan controlled the US Navy in the Pacific during World War II?
Admiral Chester Nimitz commanded the Pacific Naval Forces during World War II.
Did flamethrowers advance during World War 1?
No, they were kind of insignificant. Since the fighting was done mostly in trenches, the opposing forces never really got close enough for a flamethrower to be useful.
During the Cold War much of the world was polarized What is meant by polarization?
(being divided into opposing groups (opposite forces))Polarization is the presence or existence of two opposite forces. For example, a magnet is polarized -- it has two opposite poles.The concept of polarization is often used to describe the two opposing sides in the Cold War: the Communist Bloc and the non-communist Free World. The two sides are opposites. The Free World is made up of, for the most part, capitalist democracies. The Communist Bloc is made up of communist dictatorships.
Names during World War 2?
the names of the two opposing forces were the allies and the axis. The axis was Germany, Italy, and japan. The allies were the united states, great Britain, France and the soviet union.
How does exerting force keep an object moving at constant velocity?
If it wasn't for forces acting opposing to the direction of motion, an object would continue to move in a given direction at constant speed (constant velocity) indefinitely without the need of a force exerting on it.<br><br>However due to "real world" forces such as friction or air resistance, a force equal and opposite to these opposing forces needs to be applied to an object to keep it moving at constant velocity.<br><br>These are all governed by Newton's Laws of Motion.<br>
Which of these statements is trueFollowing World War II, Bulgaria was controlled by the Soviet Union?
Following World War II, Bulgaria was controlled by the Soviet Union.
Germany were forbidden from putting any form of military into the whilst it was controlled by the League of Nations?
Yes. After World War 1 the Versailles Treaty forbade Germany from building armed forces.
