Ultimately, most of the world in one way or another. The two main power blocks were Austria / Hungary Turkey and Germany. Opposing them were Serbia, Russia, France, Great Britain and Italy. Later America joined in (1917). Britain called on the Commonwealth to help. That involved Canada, India, Australia and New Zealand.
Then there was the war in the Middle East (Laurence of Arabia and all that). That involved modern day Iran, Iraq, Palestine and Israel. That doesn't leave much left. Even Mexico became inadvertently involved because the Germans promised they would support Mexico (the famous Zimmerman telegram) if she invaded the southern states of the US. This ultimately brought America into the war.
Because it could have led to WW 3
Great Britain was one of the nations that was most directly involved in WW I, and Canada had close cultural and political ties to Britain, and therefore was inevitably involved in any conflict that involved Britain. And since Canada was involved, Canadian men were interested.
2= N of WW= 2 nations of world war
Yes, for example: WW 1 , WW 2.
He was a soldier in WW 1 and during WW 2 his job was to be the Chancellor of Germany.
20th century: 2nd Balkanic war, WW I, WW II
because they attacked Pearl Harbor
December 7, 1941
Britain and France and Italy.
It was The US entered WW I on April 16th, 1917.
many nations were involved in WW I. Hence the name.
Because it could have led to WW 3
You seem to be misinformed. Britain was VERY involved in WW 1.
If you mean Australia it wasn't involved in WWI....or any of the WW's actually
Too Much Sax and Violins
WW
Italy, Germany and Japan on one side and USA, UK, France and Spain on the other.