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Did France win or lose World War 2 and how did they lose?
Won
In 1763 did Great Britain lose control of North America?
Because of the Boston Tea Party, where the local people of Boston stood up for there rights, to stop the British raising there taxes, this all started a chain reaction, which as you can see led to Britain's downfall....If the outcome had changed..Britain would probably still have a firm hand on America and possibly the world! Hope I have helped!
In the 1600 to who did the Portuguese lose control of trade in the Indean Oceans?
The Dutch And to a lesser degree the English.
What year did Germany lose world war 1?
1918
Did people lose their jobs in world war 1?
yes
Why was president Harding's promise to the distance the US from foreign affairs hard to achieve?
The nation had overseas possessions it intended to keep. It had a long-time trade relations with Europe, particularly Britain and France. Besides trade, may Americans had ancestors from Britain and did not want to see the old home land overun by Germans. Americans had investments all over the world which they did not want to lose or see de-valued.
Why was president hardings promise to distance the UnitedStates from foreign affairs hard to achieve?
President Harding's promise to distance the United States from foreign affairs was hard to achieve because the aftermath of World War I and the League of Nations created pressure for global involvement. Additionally, economic interdependence among nations made isolationism increasingly difficult. Finally, emerging threats such as growing militarization in Europe and East Asia required some level of engagement to ensure national security.
Why was President Harding's promise the distance the US from Foreign affairs hard to achieve?
The nation had overseas possessions it intended to keep. It had a long-time trade relations with Europe, particularly Britain and France. Besides trade, may Americans had ancestors from Britain and did not want to see the old home land overun by Germans. Americans had investments all over the world which they did not want to lose or see de-valued.
Why was President Harding's promise to distance the US for foreign affairs hard to achieve?
The nation had overseas possessions it intended to keep
Who did britain lose against in world war 2?
Britain didn't lose in World war 2. With some timely help from the US, they ended up on the winning side.
What were the goals for the war of 1812?
Many merchants would lose trade with Britain.
How many people did Britain lose in World War 1?
Britain lost 700,000 fighting men in WW1
Why did great britain lose world war 2?
It didn't. The Allies were victorious.
When did Britain lose Singapore to the Japanese?
Britain lose Singapore to Japanese a long time ago
Did Germany lose 13 percent of its European or orverseas territory?
After World War 1 German lost all its overseas territory and about 15% of its territory in Europe.
Why were partnership shares desirable to those who invested in trade and overseas expeditions?
Overseas expeditions were (and still are) expensive. No one person can afford to finance an expedition. If a large number of people each contribute some money to a partnership, and the expedition loses money, then each partner will lose a small amount of money.
What did Spain lose at the end of spanish-American war?
overseas colonies-apex
