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The US became a allied nation because of all the funds it loaned to its European allies during World War 1?
creditor
In what side did the US go in for world war 1?
allies
What group did the US side with in world war 1?
The allies
Who did the US support in World War 1?
the allies Britain and France
What were the contributions of the us to the allies during world war 1?
Type your answer here... Some of the contributions provided by the US were weapons, supplies, food and etc. The US also provided soldiers.
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Was the US on the allies side during World War 1?
yes
US war efforts during World War 1?
they sent supplies to their team (the allies)
What was the type of allies that the US joined during world war 1?
The Germans
Which countries were the US allies during World War 1?
* France * British * Russia
Major allies of the us during World War 1?
Britain, France, and Russia.
Great Britain Russia France US and Japan during world war 1?
Allies
Who were the US's allies during World War 1?
England,France,Poland,Russia,Japan,Italy
What were US major imports and exports during world war 1?
munnitions-exported to allies along with other war materials
When did the US enter World War 1 with Allies?
The US joined the war on the side of the Allies on April 6, 1917.
Did the Japanese fight with us through the whole world war 1?
Yes, they were part of the allies during WW1.
What alliance included the US France great Britain belgium and others during world war 1?
Allies
Who was US at war with in World War 1?
They were against the Germans and their allies called the Triple Alliance. US was with the British and their allies-Triple Entente
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