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Are Axis axis mean?
The Axis powers were the countries which fought the Allies in World War II For a list, see the link below
What were the axis powers what did their alliance mean for the US?
The axis powers were Germany, Italy and Japan. They united to fight the US, Britain, the USSR and France in World War II.
Who were the axis powers and what did their alliance mean for the US?
The axis powers were Germany, Italy and Japan. They united to fight the US, Britain, the USSR and France in World War II.
What are Axis countries mean?
The Axis powers were the countries which fought the Allies in World War II For a list, see the link below
Who were we against in world war 2?
Depending who you mean by 'we', the three Axis Powers - Japan, Italy, and Germany.
Who were the axis power What did their alliances mean for the US?
The axis powers were Germany, Italy and Japan. They united to fight the US, Britain, the USSR and France in World War II.
Who did the United state fight in world war 11?
I really hope you mean World War 2.To put it in short terms, they fought the Axis Powers.Major three Axis Powers were Germany, Italy and Japan.
Are pearl harbor battle of the coral sea battle of midway battle of Stalingrad allied or axis powers?
What do you mean? All these battles involved both the Allied Powers and Axis Powers.
Who were the Axises in WW3?
i think you mean world war 2, and the axis natios were mainly Japan, Germany, and Japan. BUT Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia and Hungary were axis as well. Thailand, Iraq and Finland helped axis powers.
What are the 3 countries that made the powers of the access?
I think you mean axis, not access.
Why the Allies were able to win the war?
Assuming you mean WW 2 ... it was because the US could out-produce all the rest of the world - especially the axis powers.
What countries made up the axis powers during Georgia?
Do you mean 'during World War 2'? The 1938 alliance between Germany and Italy was described as the Rome-Berlin Axis. After 1941, when the Axis Powers were fighting the same group of countries as Japan was, Tokyo was treated as another Axis Power, even though the metaphor limped (think of an axle with three wheels going off in three directions, if you can imagine it).
