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Who are France's enemies?
spain england
Who are France's enemies?
Spain england
Who are England's allies and enemies?
England is part of the United Kingdom, along with Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The UK is a member country of NATO, so enemies of NATO are also enemies of the UK.
Does England have any enemies today?
Just Scotland
Why were france and england enemies in 1770?
France and England were considered enemies in 1770 due to their participation in the war for American Independence. The two countries had also fought to dominate the Americas.
What two enemies does the kingdom of Scotland face?
Scotland has no enemies. But in the distant past England and Norway were sometimes the enemy.
Who are Ireland's enemies?
Ireland is a neutral country and has no real enemies. In sporting terms, their main rivals would be England, although England would see other countries as being their greatest rivals.
Name some countries that were your enemies during world war 2?
If you are in the USA, Russia, France, China, or England, then your enemies would have been Germany, Italy, and Japan. If you are in Germany, Italy, or Japan, then your enemies would have been the USA, France, Russia, China, and England.
Why is the Tower of London built the way it is?
to defend england when their enemies tryed to attack.:)
What were the reasons for conflict between England and Spain?
In the late 1560s a rebellion broke out in the Netherlands, and the rebels were Protestant. Elizabeth helped these Protestants. By helping Spain's enemies, Queen Elizabeth encouraged Protestant ideas and was willing to help the enemies of Catholic Spain, which made Spain England's enemies.
During Henry VIII's reign which countries were England's enemies?
France, Spain, and Scotland were enemies of England at some point during King Henry VIII's reign. King Henry VIII reigned for over 30 years.
England's enemies in World War 1?
England's enemies in World War 1 were primarily the Central Powers, which included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire. England also fought against Bulgaria, which joined the Central Powers later in the war.
