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When did Argentina finally declare independence from Spain?
1825
Did France ever have a war with Egypt?
Many times actually.. during the Crusades , the Seventh Crusade led by Louis IX of France from 1248 to 1254 Approximately 50,000 gold bezants (a sum equal to the entire annual revenue of France) was paid in ransom for King Louis who, along with thousands of his troops, were captured and defeated by the Egyptian army led by the Ayyubid Sultan then the Egyptian Expedition of Napoleon to occupy Egypt in 1798 and finally in 1956 , a coalation of Great Britain , France and Israel attacked Egypt to take back Suez canal (that was the aim of Britain and France ) and to occupy anything they can (Israel`s target) , and the result was Israel occupied Sinai , but had to give it up later , and France and Britain leaving Egypt after the United states and Soviet union threatened them to declare war against Britain and France..
Why did the us declare war in 1917?
Before entering the war, the US had remained neutral, though the US had been an important supplier to Britain and other Allied powers. American public opinion was strongly divided, with most Americans until early 1917 strongly of the opinion that the United States should stay out of the war. After German submarines sank seven U.S. merchant ships Wilson finally went to Congress calling for a declaration of war on Germany, which Congress voted on April 6, 1917.
Why did Hitler target Britain and France so heavily in World War 2?
France and Great Britain were the first nations to declare war on Hitler after he invaded there ally Poland in 1939, which resulted in France been occupied one year later in 1940, because Russia was on the same side as the Nazis until Hitler betrayed them in 1941 and the USA remain neutral until the attack on pearl harbor the same year that meant Great Britain (one of the only European country's not to have been occupied by Hitler) and the rest of the British Empire were left fighting on there own against the Nazis for almost a full year, and when the USA finally did join the war they like the rest of the alleys used Great Britain as a base from which to attack the Nazis so Great Britain was Hitlers main target throughout most of the war, the reason France took so much of a beating is because it happed to be located directly between Great Britain and Nazi Germany meaning whenever one side made a direct attack on the other they had to drive through/fly over France to get there and as a result the country was transformed into one giant battleground.
How do you describe operation barbarosa?
With Air and Ground units, Germany invaded the Soviet Union (Russia).
What act finally forced Britain and France to declare war?
The German attack on Poland on 1 September 1939
What event made Great Britain and France finally declare war on Germany?
The German invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939.
What action finally provoked the US into bombing Libya?
an attack on American ships
Why did President Wilson finally decide to join the Allies in World War I?
1) The British found a letter written by Germany that tried to get Mexico to declare war on the USA, and 2) Germany said they were going to resume unrestricted submarine warfare and sink any ships (civilian or military) sailing between the USA and England. These two actions finally provoked President Wilson to ask the Congress to declare War on Germany.
When did Argentina finally declare independence from Spain?
1825
What act by Hitler finally forced Britain and France to declare war?
When the Germans violated British neutrality to reach France, Britian declared war on Germany.
When the US finally declared war who did they declare war on?
Japan
Who finally left Britain in 407AD?
Around 407AD, the latest usurper, Constantine III, left Britain, taking the remaining elements of the army with him.
What action of German aggression finally pushed Britain and France to declare war on Germany in 1939?
Germany and the Soviet Union jointly invaded Poland on Sept 1, 1939. Britain and France had signed a treaty with Poland, prior to this, which obligated that both countries declare war on Germany. Actually, the Soviet Union invaded the eastern region of Poland about a week or so later, as stipulated in the Germa-Russian treaty in Aug 1939.
Why Britain finally decided against intervention on behalf of the confederacy?
Because, after the release of the Emancipation Proclamation, the British public opinion would not have tolerated neither a recognizing of a State which owned slaves nor a military support in its favour. Indeed the last blow, which finally led Great Britain Government to give up any intention related to, was given by Lee's decisive defeat at Gettysburg, which demonstrated that the Confederacy was unable to beat the Union.
What African nation was finally freed from Britain in 1922?
South Africa
When did Romans finally take over Britain?
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