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I have included some other questions that have your answers. In short, the Japanese wanted to protect themselves from the US Navy when they went after the Dutch East Indies and they wanted to rule the Asian world. Hitler and the Nazis wanted the European nations to rule and to get their resources too.
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Germany austria-Hungary turkey and Bulgaria were known as the what?
During World War one these countries were known as "The Axis of Evil", or 'The Central Powers."
Who made up the Axis of Evil?
President Bush called North Korea, Iran, and Iraq the "Axis of Evil" in the War on Terrorism.
Did the allies or the axis start the war?
The axis.
Why is world war 2 more famous than world war1?
Because of the horrible attrocities that were being carried out by the evil that was the Axis-powers.
How did the Axis Forces win World War 1?
There was no Axis powers in World War I--and the Axis powers LOST World War II.
What was the difference between the Axis leaders and the Allied leaders of World War 2?
Axis leaders were evil, power hungry, & wanted to take over the world. Allied leaders were good, believed in freedom, & wanted peace.
Who where the axis in world war 2?
The Axis were Germany, Italy and Japan.
Who were main axis powers in World War I?
The Axis did not exist in World War 1. Germany and its allies were called the Central Powers.
What changed the world from Axis powers?
During World War II, the Axis powers were defeated.
Are there any words that start with r for World War 2?
I know of no words that start with R for the words World War 2. Now if you wanted my ideas on the matter, I would say Righteousness VS. Evil would be the perfect description of World War 2.
Which nation defeated the axis power in world war 2?
the United States, and the Soviet Union, defeated the Axis in World War II.Answer this question…
Who were the axis powers that fought in world war 2?
Germany, Italy and Japan. Although the Axis Powers of World War 2 may have been evil, the term "axis of evil" was first used by President Bush in 2002 refering to North Korea, Iran, Iraq, al-Qaeda, and Hezbollah.
