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Who were Britan fighting against in World War 2?
The Britons fought against the axis powers in both the Pacific Theater of Operations and the European Theater of Operations. This means they fought against the big 3 axis powers of Japan, Germany and Italy. There were smaller nations they had to battle as well, such as African nations and the French Vichy. They "owned" many other nations and islands as an imperialist nation which Japan and Germany attacked or took over. Conflicts between the Brits and Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Egypt and other Arabian nations did exist during World War 2. Some of these conflicts and issue resulted in the 1948 war in Israel. The primary enemy however was Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Germans. They poured the bulk of their money, supplies, war equipment and men into their effort to defeat and destroy Nazism. The Allied Forces all put the most effort into the European War. The Pacific Theater took a back seat but they did defeat the Japanese with the thinner budget and allotment of men and equipment.
What did fighting a two front war mean?
The number one issue of having to fight a two-front war was deciding on how to best divide the U.S. forces. Secondly, was finding on how to best protect the two sides of the United States.
What did the North and South want during the Civil War?
The North wanted to abolish slavery while The South wanted to continue slavery.Not quite. The south didn't want anything persay. The cicil war is often catagorized as being a war over slavery, and this is false. The north was fighting to keep the union in tact. Abraham Lincoln stated that "If (he) could save the Union without freeing any slaves I(he) would do it, and if (he) could save the Union by freeing all slaves, (he) would do it....What (he did) about slavery, and the coloured race, (he did) because (he believed) it helps to save the Union."The south was fighting the was as a constitutional issue. They felt that the abolition of slavery and the compromises of 1850 and the Missourri Compromise impeded on their 10th amendment right to decide for themselves.
What was the basic issue that led to ww1?
the basic issue that led to war was arguements.
Which was a major issue that led to the crime war?
which was a major issue that led to the . crimean war
Which of these was not a issue that made fighting difficult in the pacific theater?
Lack of weapons was not an issue that made fighting difficult in the Pacific theater.
What was the issues that made fighting difficult in the pacific theater?
Lack of weapons was not an issue that made fighting difficult in the Pacific theater.
What is issue based theater?
This means... I DONT NO!
Why was the representation was such a difficult issue to resolve?
Representation was such a difficult issue to resolve because it consisted all legislation.
What do you think representation was such a difficult issue resolve?
Representation was such a difficult issue to resolve because it consisted all legislation.
How can the fact that multiple countries contribute to the great pacific garbage patch make solving the issue more difficult?
This is an obvious issue that wil need counties too work together but the reason this is a hard task to do is because it's not a "highly" supported issue at the moment, although it is an issue it would give counties no gain to get rid of it themselves.
What are the similaraties between issue based drama and forum theater?
It is no difference
What were the issue in the Korean War?
Fighting Communist aggression.
In which state did fighting break out in 1854 over the issue of slavery?
Kansas
Why is fighting uncivilized?
Strength has nothing to do with right or wrong or address the issue debated.
What does it mean o have the same dream over and over and its about fighting?
This dream suggests that the dreamer is struggling with a specific issue, perhaps "fighting" with oneself over possible choices. When the issue is resolved in real life, the repetitive dreams will stop.
Why is south pacific the musical famous?
South Pacific which was based on the book Tales of the South Pacific by James Michener opened on Broadway in 1949. It was considered progressive at that time in the way it explored the issue of racial prejudice in the song "You Have To Be Carefully Taught".South Pacific won the Pulitzer Prize for Best Drama in 1950. In addition, it won the Tony Award for Best Musical, the Tony Award for Best Composer & Lyricist, and the Tony Award for Best Author. For information about the upcoming limited engagement revival of South Pacific in New York City go to www.musical-theater-kids.com/south-pacific.html
