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England has not entered a war independantly in over 250 years, I believe you mean the United Kingdom.
As you have not specified the 'war' in question, here are the most recent important wars that the United Kingdom has entered:
World War 1: 1918
World War 2: 1939
Falklands War: 1982
Iraq War: 2003
What else can I help you with?
How did England enter the World War 2?
England entered the war when Germany invaded Poland in 1939.
Who did it help when US entered world war 1?
england
When Germany defied the French neutrality England entered the war?
False
When Germany defied the French neutrality England entered the war.?
False
England entered the war against the Central Powers because?
England technically entered world war one because the central powers invaded Belgium who's borders were protected by England, but it is probable that Britain would have joined the war anyways after the rest of the entente had done so.
When Germany defied the French neutrality England entered the war True False?
False
Why did Australian troops go to war?
The most common reason Australia has entered in previous troops was to aid Allies such as England and the US. This is the reason they entered most major wars, such as the Korean War,ÊVietnam War, and the Iraq War
England entered the war against the central powers because of?
Germany's violation of belgian neutrality <<<>>>>
Why did England get into World War 1?
Britain eentered a treaty with France and the Russian Empire; when they were entered into the war, Britain had (and wanted) to follow.
What is Canada's Reason to Enter World War 2?
Canada entered World War II because of its position in the realm of the Queen of England. As a dominion of the British Commonwealth, Canada entered the war to stand in solidarity with the rest of the realm.
Who was the prime minister of england when the us entered world war 2?
winston churchill then Clement Attlee
Who was left to fight Germany after the fall of France?
Just England, until a long period of time when Russia and the U.S.A entered the war.
