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What were the two biggest wars that started in Europe?
The two biggest wars that started in Europe were World War I and World War II.
What is a good name for a report comparing the revolutionary war and the Civil War?
A comparison of the Revolutionary war and the civil war. How the Revolutionary was different from the civil war A comparison of two wars The Differences between the Revolution and the Civil War
What started the war World War 1 and two in Europe?
The Germans started both wars.
What were the two biggest wars in modern history that started in Europe?
The two biggest wars in modern history that started in Europe were World War I and World War II.
Is the Revolutionary War the same as World War 1?
No, they were two different wars fought in different time periods.
Who started the South African War?
There never was a South African War! There were two Anglo Boer Wars and the Zulu wars.
What are 2 causes why the Revolutionary War started?
two causes for the war was taxation without representation and our independence are two of the many causes for the war.
What two events happened in Boston before American Revolutionary war started?
The two events that happened in Boston before the American Revolutionary War started were the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party.
Between the civil and the revolutionary war which one was more justified?
between the two wars which one was more justified
Did the US try to help England by entering the war?
This would depend upon which war you are talking about. The US fought against England in two wars, the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, and it fought as an ally of England in two other wars, WW I and WW II.
What is a war the US fought in?
THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, THE MEXICAN AMERICAN WAR, THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR, WORLD WAR 1 AND 2, THE KOREAN WA, THE VIETNAM WAR, THE TWO GULF WARS
Why were there two different names for America's war against Britain?
Two wars were fought against England: 1. The Revolutionary War, also known as the War of Independence (1775-1783). 2. The War of 1812.
