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The Great War (WWI) was the first of its kind, one that involved many nations.
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Why did they named the war World War 1?
The Great War. The Great War. The Great War. The Great War.
What did Americas call World War 1?
It was called "the Great War".
What did Pre-Civil War explorers call the Great Plains?
The Great American Desert.
Was the Mexican-American War a great war?
No, that would be an Oxymoron. Great War except defined in terms of area, scope, or moral standing can be great. (What a great time I had in the War). (Wasn't that a great little War?) (Did you have fun in the War? It was Great.) War is not great when it is up close and personal.
When did World War 1 stop being referred to as the Great War?
It never stopped being referred to as the great war as a matter of fact. People till this day still sometimes call WWI "The great War" and WWII "The War". Though I'm sure you have also heard people call WWI "The war to end all wars" as well.
What was World War 1 known as?
The Great War or The War to End All Wars
What Britain thought of World War 1?
Britain thought so much of World War I that they call it "The Great War". And there has not been a better war since. But since the great war was really a war about nothing, it really was a shabby endeavor.
How did the cold war spark the Great War?
The cold war did not spark the great war
What war was known as the Great War?
THE GREAT WAR WAS WORLD WAR 1
Original name of World War 1?
the great war the great war
Why was the Great War a great war?
World War I was initially called the Great War because so many nations and empires were involved over such a large territory on many different fronts. It was "great" because it was big, not because anyone thought it was good or wonderful. Once World War 2 got going, it was no longer appropriate to call the first one "Great" and people stopped calling it that.
IS the Civil war called Great War?
World War I was originally called "The Great War" (not the Civil War)
