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What brought France and great Britain closer as allies?
ElijahRossgp8418
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∙ 9y agoBoth World War I, and World War 2, brought France and Great Britain closer as allies, to fight the German Kaiser (WW I) and Hitler and Nazis Germany (WW II).
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How did the allies trick the Germans into splitting their forces between calais and Normandy prior the the invasion of France?
The allies tricke the Germans into spliting there force by sending a double agent to say they where going to land at Pas- de-Calais, which is closer to Engalnd
A doughface many of his policies brought the Civil War closer?
Abraham lincoln.
How has tv brought the world closer?
TV has definitely changed the world. People are more connected now than they were before TV. Also, news travels much faster due to television.
The passage of the Thirteenth Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments brought the country closer to fulfilling the founding principle of .?
The answer is equality.
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The closer the allies got to Japan, the more violent the Japanese became.
Are the Channel Islands closer to Britain or France?
The Channel islands are closer to France than Britain. The Channel islands are closer to France than Britain.
Is the carrauntoohil mountain in southern Ireland closer than the alps in France to Britain?
Yes, it would be much closer.
Why did the US buy the Louisiana territory from Napoleon?
It was a very logical purchase. The US and France were allies (both having been recently or currently in conflict with Britain) and the US was a lot closer to Louisiana than France was, and therefore could much more easily incorporate it into its political structure.
The zimmerman telegram brought the us closer to ending the neutrality in that it?
Revealed German plans to involve Mexico in the World War against the allies.
Nation whose sudden fall to Hitler in 1940 pushed the US closer to direct aid to Britain?
France
How did the allies trick the Germans into splitting their forces between calais and Normandy prior the the invasion of France?
The allies tricke the Germans into spliting there force by sending a double agent to say they where going to land at Pas- de-Calais, which is closer to Engalnd
How did the Boston massacre brought the colonies closer towards war with Great Britain?
Because a soldie accidentaly shot a colonist and the colonists were mad so they begun the war
Where in Britain are herm Jethou Brechou Lihou and the Minquiers?
They are located on the Channel Islands. This is at the bottom of England, between France and England, but closer to France, thse are small island in the channel islands, also in the baliwick of Guernsey.
What country is closer to Australia France or England?
France
Where in France did Germans think their allies would land?
first answer: the Germans never thought they would land in France, they thought they would land either in Italy or Africa. second correct answer: In World War 2, the Germans thought that when the Allies invaded France, that the Allies would choose to land at the Pas-de-Calais area. The Allies landed in the Normandy area instead. From the German point of view, the Pas-de-Calais area was the obvious choice. It was closer to England and the fastest way to invade Germany and seize the Ruhr industrial region.
What is the most southerly county of Britain?
The most Southerly county is Jersey, in the Channel Islands. Despite being closer to France, it is still listed as a British County. ___ Cornwall. The Channel Islands are not part of Britain.
How did the spanish civil war effect World War 2?
The Spanish civil war brought Italy and Germany closer together, drawing Italy away from Britain and France, it meant that the fascist rulers of Spain would be friendly to the axis, and it also gave the German army/Luftwaffe valuable combat experience that other nations did not.
