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A nation with a totalitarian government may align with the United States due to strategic interests, such as mutual threats or economic benefits. The Cold War era exemplified this, where the U.S. formed alliances with authoritarian regimes to counter the influence of communism. Additionally, pragmatic considerations, such as access to resources or geopolitical positioning, can lead to cooperation despite ideological differences. Such alliances often prioritize stability and security over democratic values.
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What is the nation that had a totalitarian form of government that became an ally of the united states and great Britain?
The Soviet Union
Which nation became Americans ally against Great Britain in 1778?
France
Which nation became America's ally against great Britain in 1778?
France
Is tyranny a limited or unlimited government?
Generally speaking the term of tyranny is related to the political nature of a nation's government. A nation with a pure monarchy, a one party only nation and a dictatorship are ally tyrannies. This means the government has no limits to its power.
What nation was Americas most valuable ally?
FRANCE
Who became Stalin's ally in 1939?
Hitler
Who became the ally of Cuba in 1961?
The USSR
Who was the first nation to ally itself with the US?
France in 1776.
Which former Axis power was occupied by the US following World War 2 adopted a democratic form of government and eventually became a strong ally of the US?
Germany
What nation was an ally of the US during world war2?
Great Britain
The Jewish state in Middle East that became a close ally of the US in the 1950s and 1960s?
What Jewish state in the Middle East became a close ally of the United States?Israel
Why might a nation become an ally with another nation?
In order to get help defending themselves, or in order to put pressure on another nation in world politics.
