During these years, the second world war took place - it would be easy to look up these two sides, but one side consisted of Britain and France and the other Germany. The USA joined in 1941, which succeeded in getting them out of the world depression.
The above answer is correct, as far as it goes, BUT it leaves out a large number of countries.
For example, from September, 1939, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, were all involved. Also the exiled Governments of Holland, Belgium, Poland, and Luxembourg were contributing men and money to the cause.
The official dates for WW2 in Europe are September 3rd, 1939 to May 10th, 1945.
USA, France, Libya, Egypt, in some ways Germany, Canada was the bi-product of a war (7 years war between france and Britain), and probably other countries as well.
I never knew there was a 30 year war?!
The two countries fighting in the Agincourt Hundred years war were France and England. And just to let you know... it was 116 years.
it waz called the hundred years war
they are not alike they are completely different; revolutionary: a war between two countries civil war: a war between one country againts itself
seven years war
Seven Years War
It was between England & France
The "hundred years war" was fought from 1337 to 1453 between England and France
it was between both radical government parties in spain, not between countries, hence the name civil war
Seven Years' War
USA, France, Libya, Egypt, in some ways Germany, Canada was the bi-product of a war (7 years war between france and Britain), and probably other countries as well.
Countries were not fighting in the War of the Roses. It was a civil war between two royal houses, Lancaster and York. They were fighting over the crown. One complication: the War of the Roses occurred while England was involved in the 100 Years War with France.
A civil war is between people who are part of the same country. A war, a true war, is between two or more countries.
No
It is war and war is still going on.
1) Peloponnesian War (431-404 BC) between Sparta and Athens. 2) Thirty Years' War (1619-1648) involving most European countries (R.Gilpin, 1988, The History of Hegemonic War) 3. Hundred Years' War (End of 18th century - 19th century) mostly between France and Great Britain (R.Gilpin, 1988, The History of Hegemonic War) 1) Peloponnesian War (431-404 BC) between Sparta and Athens. 2) Thirty Years' War (1619-1648) involving most European countries (R.Gilpin, 1988, The History of Hegemonic War) 3. Hundred Years' War (End of 18th century - 19th century) mostly between France and Great Britain (R.Gilpin, 1988, The History of Hegemonic War)