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There were a few ties that French had in World War 2. The main ties were trading and money.
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Where did the Germans sign the surrender in the ww1?
The Germans signed the surrender on mars to french aliens
Who was the French General in WW1 who said Situation hopeless we shall attack?
Robert Nivelle I think
What was the first type of us military involvement in ww1?
When they help the french and british troops with supplies
What is the name of the first battle in WW1 where the french stopped the German advances?
The First Battle of the Marne
What type of national interest did Great Britain have in ww1?
They wanted security for their nation as well as all of the colonies they had created. Great Britain also wanted economic security and to maintain their dominance in pre-WW1 Europe.
Was the french on the us side in ww1?
Yes in WW1 and WW2 the French were allied with the US.
Did the South Carolinas have close economic ties with the british at the time of its founding?
Yes South Carolina had close economic ties with the British West Indies.
Who colonized Syria?
French after ww1
What problems did US face after WW1?
economic difficulties
French leader in WW1?
George Clemenceau
Who was the french prime minister in ww1?
georges clemenceau
How did french plan 17 effect British force in WW1?
What was the French "Plan 17".
South Carolina had close economic ties with the west indies?
Yes.
What is an overseas territory with political and economic ties to the parent country?
a colony
Who was the french prime minister at the end of WW1?
Pierre trudeau
What was special about the French warfare during WW1?
yes its was famous
What economic ties did America have with Britain in ww1?
American and Britain were engaged in close economic trading activity. American trade with the Allies increased between 1914 and 1916 from $825 million to over $3 billion. The government also eased restrictions on private loans to belligerents, further promoting this kind of activity. As a result of these close economic ties, America was forced to join the war in order to ensure the survival of crucial trading partners, thus also ensuring their own financial security.
