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When did George Washington declare neutrality in the war between Britain and France?
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He will do it today, he did your mom
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Term for the alliance of Catherine the Great of Russia and other European powers who did not declare war but assumed a hostile neutrality toward Britain?
Armed Neutrality, which Cathrine the Great later sneeringly called the "Armed Nullity".
Why did Great Britain declare war against Germany?
Because German troops had crossed the border into Belgium, contravening a longstanding treaty that guaranteed Belgian neutrality.
Term for the alliance of catherine the great of Russia and other European powers who dd not declare war but assumed a hostile neutrality toward Britain?
Armed Nullity
When did the United States declare neutrality?
on march 5
Did France declare neutrality for the US Civil War?
true
What did the neutrality acts declare that the US would do?
stay out of foreign conflict
Why did Germany declare war on Britain in World War 1?
The specific reason was that German forces invaded Belgium on their way to France. Britain, France and Prussia (the key forerunner of Germany) had guaranteed Belgian neutrality in 1839 (and again in 1875). Moreover, Britain was an ally of France and was not willing to let a substantial part of the coast opposite Britain fall into unfriendly hands.
What act by Hitler finally forced Britain and France to declare war?
When the Germans violated British neutrality to reach France, Britian declared war on Germany.
Why should Britain declare independence?
Great Britain is independent and has no need to declare independence.
Who has authority to declare war in England or Britain?
the Britain
What day did President Wilson declare US neutrality in World War 1?
a day of gay
Why did Britain declare war on Germany world war 1?
The specific reason was that German forces invaded Belgium on their way to France. Britain, France and Prussia (the key forerunner of Germany) had guaranteed Belgian neutrality in 1839 (and again in 1875). Moreover, Britain was an ally of France and was not willing to let a substantial part of the coast opposite Britain fall into unfriendly hands.
