Was England an allied power or a central power in world war 2?

Russia The allied power spent 125,690,477,000. where as the central spent only 60,643,160,000. ...

2; The allied forces and the central powers.

The US joined the "Allied Powers" when it declared war on Germany, which was one of three Central Powers: Germany, Austria-Hungary & Turkey. ...

England was an Allied power. One of the 'Big Three', England entered the war after Germany invaded Poland. England was never invaded, but was bombed and was the site of the aerial-fought Battle of Britain. ...

Neither. Norway were neutral during World War 1.

nakalaban ng Allied Powers noong World War 2

Technically Central Powers because if Hitler wasn't so big of a drug addict he probably could of taken over the world. But realistically... We won so apparently the Allied Powers were stronger ...

- England - France - Russia - Serbia - U.S. (joined in 1918)

The five main allied powers in world war 1 were the US, France, England, Italy, and Russia. There were also others that helped fight the Central Powers. ...

In world war 1 the allied powers were fighting against the central powers

They did not. Axis and Allied powers were only in World War 2

Germany, Austria, the Ottoman Empire, Italy (Central Powers)Switzerland (Neutral) ...

Allied forces won World War 1

The allied powers did not push the Central powers out of France. The Central powers only left after the armistice. ...

During World War II, England was a member of the Allied Powers - they are traditionally thought of as The United States, Great Britain (England) and The Soviet Union - however many nations contributed to the Allied efforts, to include Canada, Australia, South Africa, etc.. The Axis Powers are traditionally considered Germany, Italy and Japan. ...

By being there. It was the combined strength and ability of every Allied power that helped defeat the Central Powers. ...

In world war 1 the central powers were Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman empire. Italy was part of that alliance but because it switched sides before the name changed from the triple alliance to the central powers it is generally not considered a central power. The allied powers were the British empire, France, Russia and later the United states. ...

This has been asked already but we will say it again: - England - France - Russia - Serbia - U.S. (joined in 1918) ...

The countries involved with World War I are as follows: Allied Powers: France, England, Russia, and United States Central Powers: Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire ...

In WWI, it was Central Powers, and Allied Forces. In WWII, it was the Nazis and Allied Forces ...

Allied forces and Central Forces

The Allied Powers and the Central Powers.

The Central Powers of World War I, had less men, guns and supplies than the Allied Forces. Due to the Allied navy, Germany's access to supplies, over seas colonies and other materials were effectively cut off. While the Allies were all powerful nations, Germany was the only power in the Central Powers. ...

the allied countries were Russia, France, the u.s., great Britain (England), and Serbia. ...

The two allied forces were stil not enough to withstand the enemy. The United States allied with France and England in World War 2. ...