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U.S. and Soviet Union.
USA & Soviet Union
The world's strongest nations are labeled by the word superpower and the world's two top superpowers currently are the United States and China.
Due to a long history of colonialism they suffered from ethnic conflicts, and a lack of education and technology.
Germany was viewed as one of the world's most advanced and developed nations at the turn of the century due to their rapid growth militarily, economically, and research fields. They were challenging many of the other European powers at the time, including Britain and France.
At the very end of WW2 the United States was the strongest country by far and the Soviet Union was the second strongest country.
U.S. and Soviet Union.
USA & Soviet Union
The world's strongest nations are labeled by the word superpower and the world's two top superpowers currently are the United States and China.
The nations the emerged after WW1 are: Austria Hungary Czechoslovakia Poland Ukraine Lithuania Latvia Estonia Finland Yugoslavia
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The USSR and the USA
The US role in World War Two was to defeat Germany, Italy, and Japan. As the strongest member of the allied nations, both militarily and economically, the U.S. shaped military strategy, committed troops and ships to battle, and provided its allies with war materiel.
This question likely has no exact answer since no unit has emerged as a primary world political unit, but the closest existing institution to that is likely the United Nations. The state
The US role in World War Two was to defeat Germany, Italy, and Japan. As the strongest member of the allied nations, both militarily and economically, the U.S. shaped military strategy, committed troops and ships to battle, and provided its allies with war materiel.
Helping poor nations develop economically
The United Nations has emerged as the world's main political unit, serving as a forum for international cooperation and diplomacy among its member countries to address global challenges and promote peace and security.