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What other countries did Germany join in the triple alliance?
Germany joined Austria-Hungary and Italy to create the triple alliance.
What was the German alliance that caused frustration among other European nations?
The alliance was between three monarchies, Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy.
What is meant by the terms alliance?
An alliance is an agreement made between two or more countries to give each other help if it is needed.
An alliance is an agreement between to countries to help each other is true or false?
True
What is a formalized arrangement between countries to help each other in case of a attack?
An alliance
An agreement between countries to support each other in a common interest?
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A formalized arrangement between countries to help each other in case of attack is called?
An alliance
What is the meaning of axis powers?
The major allied powers were:GermanyItalyAustriaaxispowers included:AmericaBrittainUSSR (Union of Soviet Social Republics)
What nation joined Germany in a military alliance known as the Axis?
The main Axis countries wereGermanyJapanItalyHungaryRomaniaBulgaria... and the other countries which they controlled.
What was the name of the alliance made up of Germany Austria Hungary Ottoman empire and Bulgaria?
They were part of the alliance known as the Central Powers. When Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated by the Black Hand Gang, who worked for Serbia, Ferdinand's uncle, Emperor of Austria, declared war on Serbia along with Germany and several other countries. This was what started the first World War.
What is the historical significance of alliance?
countries achieved common goals/ accomplishments because of countries alliance with each other.
What was the grand alliance World War 2?
The Grand Alliance was the result of Adolf Hitler's reign over Nazi Germany. Because the other countries were threatened by his reign, the United States, USSR, and Great Britain came together, also known as the Grand Alliance, in order to stop Germany during WWII.
