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Why did Australia follow Britain in declaring war in Germany 1914?
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Which were the first four countries to follow Britain into the Industrial Revolution?
Belgium, Germany, France, and the United States
Which government does Australia follow?
Australia follows the Australian government. It is based on the Westminster system of government used in Britain, but is fully elected by the Australian people.
Which country follow mixed economy?
Japan, Italy, Canada , UK, Germany ,Australia , Bangladesh, South Africa, Mexico
Which of these became the first industrialized society by the middle of the nineteenth century?
Many historians cite Great Britain as the first nation that reached the stage of industrialization. Soon to follow was Germany and the United States.
Did Australia follow America to the Vietnam war?
Australia mirrored US actions.
What became the first industrialized society by the middle of the nineteenth century?
Many historians cite Great Britain as the first nation that reached the stage of industrialization. Soon to follow was Germany and the United States.
Does Australia follow the rule of law?
Yes.
Why did Great Britain follow the theory of mercantalism?
it is made
Do they follow the rules of law in Australia?
some of the australians doesn follow the rules and they will be dead
What did Roosevelt fear would happen if Axis nations won the war?
The devastation that would follow if Great Britain fell to German control.
Do leaders follow the rule of law in Germany?
Exactly
Why did Britain go to war with Germany in September 1939 rather than September 1938?
In 1938 Britain had signed a Treaty with Germany where Germany promised to undertake no further conquests. The conquests so far had anyway been mostly territories that had been part of Germany itself until 1918, and the union with Austria had broad support in Austria - Austria had even asked for that union as far back as 1919, only to be refused by the Allies.Britain was moreover woefully unprepared for war in 1938 and its Government knew its forces and equipment (apart from the Navy) to be inferior to that of Germany. Moreover, France at the time would absolutely not do anything to antagonize Germany and the US was firmly isolationist. As a consequence Britain would be utterly alone to fight Germany's superior army. So in a way it was solid good sense at the time to appease Germany, rather than to fight it.In 1939, Britain and France had together guaranteed Poland's independence, so Britain now knew it had an ally which it considered (wrongly, as it was to turn out) a strong military force. Britain even then was more or less forced into war by Germany's invasion of Poland. For almost a year afterwards Britain nor France gave any follow-up to their declaration of war, only to be forced into action by Hitler's invasion of France a year later.
