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Why did Australia join Australia New Zealand US?
Part of the ANZUS pact (agreement).
Why did Australia join SEATO?
Mainly as a defense against Japan or other imperial powers that might come along
What organizations did the US join after World War 2?
The UN (United Nations) was formed in 1945. NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) was formed in 1949. ANZUS (Australia New Zealand United States Treaty) was formed in 1951. SEATO (Southeast Asia Treaty Organization) was formed in 1954/1955; was dissolved in 1977, when Pakistan & France withdrew.
When did pakistan join SEATO and Cento?
Pakistan joined seato on 8 th september 1954
Why did Hitler want to join with Australia?
There is no historical evidence to suggest that Adolf Hitler had any intention or desire to join forces with Australia. Hitler was primarily focused on expanding German influence in Europe and implementing his Nazi ideology, not forming alliances with countries outside of Europe. Any claim of Hitler wanting to join with Australia should be treated as baseless speculation or misinformation.
Why didn't japan join Britain USA and Australia?
Japan had early alliances with Germany. They were promised the Pacific Island holdings of the US if the Axis powers won the war.
Why did the European countries join alliances?
All of these answers are good ones. Alliances are made for support.
Where does Africa join Australia?
Australia is an island continent, an island is surrounded by water on all sides. Africa does not "join" Australia.
When was Join Australia Movement Party created?
Join Australia Movement Party was created in 2010.
How do you persuade others to support and join revolutionary war?
Through the use of Alliances and Propaganda.
Why did the city-states join together in Greece?
They would join in military alliances when it suited their interests, but these alliances changed constantly. Many cities were then were taken over by the Hellenistic Kingdoms established by the generals who succeeded Alexander the Great after his death, when they divided his empire between them.
Why did Australia join the Vietnam war?
Since World War II, Australia had sought closer ties with the United States, as the USA held the same values with its own concerns about the spread of communism. Australia felt a degree of abandonment when Britain, its long-time ally, had to look to her own interests during WWII, and did not commit to helping defend Australia. In 1951, Australia, New Zealand and the US signed the ANZUS Treaty which specifically pledged mutual aid, and aimed to discourage communist expansion while increasing the US presence and influence in the Southeast Asian region. It was in Australia's best interests to actively pursue a relationship with the US, so it was logical to support the US in its own support of the anti-communist South Vietnam. The SEATO Treaty of 1954 also pledged Australia to provide defensive action. Australia, too, was concerned about maintaining the South-east Asia region free of communism. The "Domino Theory" (the belief that if one country would fall to communism, then so would other countries) was a concern for Australia, as communism was starting to slowly spread southwards. When Sir Robert Gordon Menzies was Australia's Prime Minister, he was extremely reluctant to involve Australia in Vietnam, and would not commit to the war. However, he resigned suddenly in January 1966 and nominated Treasurer Harold Holt as his successor. The new Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt immediately showed his unequivocal support of the USA in its fight against communism in Vietnam by uttering the unfortunate quote "All the way with LBJ". This cemented Australia's commitment to the Vietnam War.
