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How many people died in ww1 World War 2?
ww1 was about 11,016,000. ww2 was about 59,028,000
Leaders involved in world war 1?
who were the leaders involved in WW1 who were the leaders involved in WW1
Were more people killed in ww1 or World War 2?
46million for ww1 1600million for ww2
How many people from England died in ww1?
There were about 1,012,000 people form the UK that died in WW1.
Was Germany alone responsible for causing ww1?
no it was germany,hungary and italy who caused most of the damage in ww1
Was World War 1 remembered for anything?
Yes the people wh died and who fought in ww1
Why is World War 1 still remembered today?
WW1 is remember today from almost every Great power in the northern Hemisphere had a war. Until the end of WW2, WW1 was called "The Great War".
Who does rememberance day remember?
Remembrance Day honors those who lost their lives in WW1 . It became a day in which all those who gave their lives in all wars were to be remembered .
Who declared that Novermeber 11 would be armistice day?
Nobody. 11 am on the 11th of November 1918 WAS the day/time on which the armistice ending WW1 was signed. It is the anniversary of this event that is remembered.
When is is remembered used?
Remembered is the past tense of remember. Use remembered when you are writing about the past.Last night I remembered to brush my teeth.
What are the Anasazi Remembered for?
THey are remembered for there disappearance
Why is Shakespeare remembered?
He is remembered for his plays that show the depths of human emotion.
Why is Spanish influenza not remembered?
It is not well remembered by the general public because it happened during WW1 in 1918 and most people who lived at that time are not still alive to remember. Those that are still alive might be over 90 years old with memory problems due to the aging process. Infectious disease specialists and epidemiologists do remember it and some continue to study it. Spanish Influenza is still part of the curriculum in British schools. In the US it is briefly discussed in history classes, but not a lot of classroom time is devoted to it anymore. One of the other main reasons that it isn't remembered well these days is because it is overshadowed by facts about WW1 when discussing that time period of history. Though millions of people world-wide died of Spanish Flu, people were and still are so concerned with the numbers of soldiers who gave their lives fighting during WW1, that they don't give as much time to those who died of a disease that is not very well known.
Why is Jesus remembered?
He is remembered as the son of God.
What were the Inca remembered for?
the incas are remembered for there braveness
How is zheng he remembered?
He was remembered by looking at my body
How was Zeus was remembered?
he was remembered as a greek god
