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Actually the US never formally joined any alliance in WWI. The US declared war (ninety three years ago today) on the Central Powers - Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and their minor allies. The US fought alongside the Entente Powers - France and the United Kingdom. But the US went to war as an "associated power" of that alliance, and never became a member.
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Why did the city-states join together in Greece?
They would join in military alliances when it suited their interests, but these alliances changed constantly. Many cities were then were taken over by the Hellenistic Kingdoms established by the generals who succeeded Alexander the Great after his death, when they divided his empire between them.
What is meant by alliance of countries?
When countries join together, they form an alliance. Alliances can be for trade, militrism and other things etc.
What directly caused other countries like Germany Britain France and Russia to join the war?
They had alliances with countries that were involved.
Why did Britain join alliances with France and Russia?
In order to protect itself against other country's with their help. It works both ways in an alliance.
Who was the first of the US defensive alliances in the Far East Asia with?
the Philippine islands
What organization called did the us join that went against Washington's warning to steer clear of permanent alliances?
Political parties
Why did the European countries join alliances?
All of these answers are good ones. Alliances are made for support.
What superpower did the US have?
alliances
Why didn't japan join Britain USA and Australia?
Japan had early alliances with Germany. They were promised the Pacific Island holdings of the US if the Axis powers won the war.
How do you persuade others to support and join revolutionary war?
Through the use of Alliances and Propaganda.
The first of the US defensive alliances in the far east Asia was with?
The Philippines Islands were the first US defensive alliances in the far east Asia.
Why did the city-states join together in Greece?
They would join in military alliances when it suited their interests, but these alliances changed constantly. Many cities were then were taken over by the Hellenistic Kingdoms established by the generals who succeeded Alexander the Great after his death, when they divided his empire between them.
Present alliances of US?
not sure...anybody else???
Who were the US alliances during the Spanish American war?
germany
What alliances have been bad for the US?
Great Britain and France
What strengthened the alliances between the US and Britain?
atlantic charter
Which countries have alliances today?
russia and china US and UK
