To Transport soldiers and other goods around (Food and Clothing).
they're not
No it was in the battle when the slaves just started to get useful
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I wasn't in the world war 1
In world war 1,germany started the war,but in world war 2,japan started it and usa ended the war
they're not
There were no tanks in WWI. WWI consisted of trench warfare only.
No it was in the battle when the slaves just started to get useful
Yes, many submarines were used in WW1 by most of the major combatants.
Following the outbreak of World War I in 1914, Japan joined the side of the Allies and seized the German leasehold around Jiaozhou Bay together with German-owned railways in Shandong. China was not permitted to interfere.
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where is world war 1 come from?how many years a go in world war 1?what is world war 1?how many people dead in world war 1?who is win in world war 1?how many people live in world war 1?when the world war 1 start?how many helicopter they use?when thwe world war fished?
World War 1
china was in world war 1 because it was a WORLD WAR that would mean it was a war of our world.........
I wasn't in the world war 1
The Great War is another name for World War 1, as far as I know The Great War was not even close to the death figure as World War 2.Death figure according to Wikipedia:16.5 million deaths in World War 1113 million deaths in World War 2These numbers include civilian and military deaths, it doesn't include the wounded. The numbers don't come close to matching up. According to these numbers I am pretty sure World War 2 was the bloodiest war, not World War 1.I hope this is somewhat useful information.
Please see the link. If you have time you may find it useful to dip into Vera Brittain's "Testament of Youth".