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How many number ones in how many countries has Michael Jackson had?
He's had numerous number ones in many countries, there's far to many to list. For all of his number ones in various countries, see related links.
What is a banjo slang for in WW1?
A shovel.
How many countries have oasis performed in?
In total 18
Who was Edward Rickenbacker?
He was the highest scoring American ace in WW1.
How many countries start with a but don't end in a?
There are 11 countries that start with the letter "A" but do not end with "A." These countries are Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, and Antigua and Barbuda. The rest either end with "A" or are not included in the count.
How did imperlism in Africa and Asia lead to ww1?
Too many countries wanted to colonise in Africa and Asia so they fought. Thus, the outbreak of WW1
Which counties used the biplanes first?
When WW1 broke out, many countries already had established flying corps.
What countries were against Germany in ww1?
BritainFranceRussiaItalyU.S
What are the 2 countries which involved in World War 1?
there were many countries that were involved in WW1, like: france, germany, russia, prussia, america, england etc.
Which countries were the enemy of the us during ww1?
It was Germany
Who drew up the boundaries for the new countries formed after the breakup of the Ottoman Empire?
england and france with russia quietly in agreement
What countries were still under imperialist control after WW1?
serbia
What 2 countries started WW1?
Serbia and austria-Hungary
What are the countries involved in the allied powers in ww1?
US (IN LATER YEARS) Great Britain, France, Russia, China, and many other minor countries that didnt affect it much =)
Why is it called WW1?
WW1 is short for Wold War 1. It was the first war that truly impacted all the countries of the world.
Who were the people in World War I?
There were many different countries fighting WW1 like England, France, America, Belgium, Serbia and Russia.
In what countries did most deaths occur in ww1?
Russia, Poland, Germany.
