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In my view every single country in the world apart from the following:
Burundi,Cape Verde,Dominican Republic,French Southern Territories,Guinea-Bissau
Macedonia,Northern Mariana Islands,Sao Tome And Principe,United States Minor Outlying Islands,Western Sahara.
This is an indirect answer however, since this does take into account the following:
1) previous sovereignty by third parties of land now sovereign itself.
2)attempted seizures
3)established bases
4)engagements within territories against third parties.
5)wars of independence against third parties backed by the government.
6)dominions, condominiums, colonies, mandates, occupations,invasions,civil wars,conflicts,dependencies,discovery naming and exploration,raids,indirect invasion by association, low intensity war,NATO actions,protectorates, peacekeeping,declarations of war,territories,gunboat diplomacy.Revolutionary support acts, militarily aided humanitarian aid,rescue missions and claims.
7)arguable incidences of informal empire by preference of trade, investment, property and industry backed by military assistance or threat.
8)Major incidents not resulting in war but with diplomatic victory.
9)Territories by association.
The reason I have listed all of these is that native populations,lands, third parties, sovereignty or economies have all at one time or another been directly or indirectly affected by these "actions".
Perhaps this is not a very good answer but there we are.
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Trinidad was a colony of Britain in World War One, so technically, Britain's enemies would have been its enemies also.
What countries did Britain take over in world war 1?
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What countries did Britain form alliances with in World War 2?
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germany
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Great Britain
Why were there different countries fighting in the Battle of Britain?
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What countries joined war on britain's side?
which war?
Who were trinidad's opposing countries of in World War 1 and two?
Trinidad was a colony of Britain in World War One, so technically, Britain's enemies would have been its enemies also.
What influence did Britain and France have on the leadership of the league of nations?
France and Britain had been in a war before so they know what could happen if another war broke out! Also they were the bigger more dominent countries so they had more power over the other countries!!
How did Britain invade most of the world?
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What two European countries were fighting against each other in the French and Indian War?
britain
What countries did Britain take over in world war 1?
They didn't take over any countries. Germany, Italy and Austria-Hungary did but in the end Britain, France and Russia won the war so Britain didn't need to take over any countries.
What countries were in the war of 1812?
Great Britain and the United States.
What countries were at war with each other in Europe in 1809?
Spain and Britain
What countries helped great Britain in the Great War?
All the countries of the Empire and the United States.
Which two countries divided the middle east into countries after World War 1?
Britain and France
What country was controlled by Great Britain at the beginning of World War I?
There were many countries that were controlled by Great Britain at the beginning of World War 1.
