WW1 Allied Forces

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In 1915, a nation that was not part of the Triple Entente (or, Alliance) and associated powers was the United States. Although many Americans were sympathetic towards this group of nations, it would not be until 1917 that the United States would formally enter the war on its side.

the allied powers: France, Russia, Italy and great Britain

Friction is the force produced when two objects are rubbed. Rough surfaces exhibit more friction while smoother surfaces tend to be almost frictionless.

Russia saw itself as the great protector of all Serbian people, there were even thoughts of a Serbian Empire. Russia was obligated to defend Serbia in a conflict in return for Serbia's agreement of the annexation of Bosnia.

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The Ottoman Empire to the south was dwindling. The Russians knew that when states in the Balkans had Nationalist rebellions and seceded from the Ottoman Empire they would be easy to annex into the Russian Empire. Therefore, the Russians supported Balkan Nationalism because they wanted to annex more land and have a better foothold in Europe. The Austrians had a similar idea, figuring they could conquer/annex any land lost to the Ottoman Empire. Therefore, the Austrians annexed Serbia, angered a lot of Serbians and led to the assassination of Franz Ferdinand Hapsburg, a symbolic gesture for the anger the Serbian nation felt toward the Austrians. The Russians felt if they supported Serbia and all those other countries, they would annex them and not face similar problems because they were all Slavs and therefore wouldn't see the Russians so much as foreign rulers.

Russia allied with Serbia due to their common Slavic background. Russia was the most powerful Slavic country and felt it was their duty to protect the struggling Serbia. Also, Russia felt it was an obligation to protect their honor. They had just lost a war with Japan, which was a global embarrassment because Japan was not a European power (there was the idea of European supremacy). They had not been able to protect their fellow Slavs before and this was a source of shame, so they felt they had no choice but to ally with Serbia.

The Russians and Serbs (Along with every other Slavic country) followed a common belief formally named Pan Slavism. This Pan Slavism entailed that all Slavic countries all shared the same nationality, as well as the fact that they shared a language. Russia was the largest Slavic country, and in that fact, waited an obligation to protect their fellow "countrymen". When Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, the Russians were forced to enter the war to protect their cousins.

Because WW2 was started by Germany's invasion of it's neighbors, and it's attempt at world domination. And it should be pointed out that the Allies virutally bent over to prevent a war. They gave in to virtually any demand that Germany could reasonably think about making.

the treaty made germany pay all the reparations in the war

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Technically Central Powers because if Hitler wasn't so big of a drug addict he probably could of taken over the world. But realistically... We won so apparently the Allied Powers were stronger

Nationalism led to the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand; Ferdinand had selected a Serbian national holiday to parade through Sarajevo, stoking nationalist distaste. Also, Germany was the revisionist power in opposition to the traditionally pre-eminent France and Britain. The desire of Germany to prove itself could be labelled a nationalist element.

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Life was hard sometimes. Especially for boys; not having a father figure around wasnt easy. Obviously younger children would be worried too, but it was mostly the mother, the older (teenage) children or the other adults in the house that would be more worried as they knew more of the horrific things that could happen in he war. Younger children mostly forgot and got used to living without their father - they carried on their normal lives and if evacuated, often wondered what people at war were going through. They almost carried on living and working around the fact their father was gone.

I'm not be stereotypical but it was often the mother who had to work, look after the house and the children and cooked for them. The father would not really get involved with these things so not having a father around wasnt anything new for them!

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Despite being part of the Triple Alliance with Austria-Hungary and Germany in the years leading up to World War 1, when war broke out in 1914 Italy chose to stay out of it. Italy then joined the Triple Entente with Britain, Russia, and France in 1915.

World War I was mainly a conflict in Europe but spread somewhat globally (not as much as World War II).

There were two sides: the Allies and the Central Powers.

The Allies contained Great Britain, France, Italy, Russia, Belgium, Rumania, Serbia, Montenegro, Greece, Albania, the US, and Japan.

The Central Powers included Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria.

When saying that WWI was a global conflict, this is what it means:

Americans, from North America, fought in Europe.

The French and British, especially, brought in their colonies, bringing Australians to Gallipoli or Africans to the Western Front.

The Japanese were fighting German colonies in Asia.

Yes there were several naval battles of ww1, mostly in1914 before the war got bogged down in the trenches and of little importance. However, there was a huge battle in 1916 called the Battle of Jutland that basically ended Germany's naval power.

Germany did not have a large enough agriculural production to feed her population by itself nor enough supplies of raw materials to produce all the finished goods necessary to sustain a war effort. She had to import these things primarily by sea. The blockade prevented them from being imported. this would have almost ended the war had the Haber Process not been discovered, this process developed by leading German scientist Fritz Haber. turned nitrates into ammonia, which was what the explosives in the artillery shells was composed of. artillery was the key weapon of the first world war. The Germans also imported goods through holland. This could not be stopped as Holland was a neutral country.

At 11.00 pm on 4th August 1914, Britain declared war on Germany. they joined the war to back up belgium when Germany broke their treaty and protect themselves.

In World War II, the three major Allied countries were the United States, the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union. However, after the war ended, the relationship between the Soviet Union and the US and UK deteriorated rapidly. This resulted in the Cold War standoff between the Soviet Union and the US in particular, although the UK was still a major ally of the US in this. The Cold War finally ended when the Soviet Union collapsed in the early 1990s.

American Involvement in World War 1 was based on various factors, from economics to Wilson's "Moral Diplomacy". Initially America wanted to remain neutral in the war but their efforts at neutral trade were thwarted by German U-Boats, firing on ships without warning and sinking supplies, weapons, and passengers. The most famous instance was that of the Lusitania in 1915. Sinking in a mere 18 minutes she took 1,198 people down with her, included in the toal 130 Americans. Rich propaganda and Nationalism pushed people to support the Allies, these feelings often rebounding on immigrants in the U.S. In the end President Wilson declared entrance into the war as "a war to end all wars" and a way to "make the world safe for democracy".

I believe centripetal is considered real, its centrifugal that's not real. It relates to the four fundamental forces.

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