WW1 Allied Forces

The United States did not join the League of Nations after World War I.

The M500 is the US Navy designation for the Mossberg 590 shotgun, which is a part of the Mossberg 500 family. There is no indication that the last round has been fired, other than hearing just a click and no report when you pull the trigger. This requires the firer to keep track of the rounds they fire.

International competition increase tensions in Europe by causing the Arms Race and conflict over territories. This is because each nation sought to secure its political and economic interest at the expense of others.

wifes would be worrried for their husbands fighting

mothers would be worried for their children

their would be no food at all

daughters for their brothers and fathers

more work for the female (sex)....that is totally inapropriate for some users

Russia had a large impact on the allied side during world war one. The first, and most obvious, is man power. Russia had an army of over nine million during the war. The shere size of the army was enough to help the allies. They also helped by having large military success against austria-hungary. they didnt have as much success against germany, but that didnt really matter. they punched a hole in austria hungary's defense so the rest of the allies could knock them out of the equation

a total of 56 nations fought during WWII
Australia Japan England Germany America Tobruk

Great Britain, France, Belgium, Russia. Russia backed Serbia. As Russia was allies with Britain and France through the triple entente, Serbia had their backing as well. Eventually, America and Belgium supported them too.

The British blockade hindered trade between Germany and the United States in 1915.

UK, US and USSR.

Supporters of Bryan and Wilson generally favored intervention on the side of the Central Powers. There was overwhelming support for the Allied Powers. The United States hoped the war would end the era of Progressive reform.

General Eisonhower

Sorry, Wrong War. Eisenhower led during World War II. The Alllies during World War I were lead by several commanders, as there was not a Joint Effort like there was in World War II.

Sir Douglas Haig was the Commander of the British forces, for example, and Marshal Petain led the French.

Italy as they realised that germany were the only other people fighting in Europe and they were outgunned and outnumbered

The United States became involved in World War I in April of 1917 -- with war against Germany being declared on the 6th of that month. This declaration followed from general antipathy towards Germany, even outright rage, as a result of the sinking of American ships by German submarines and the threat of still more sinkings to come, among other motivations for going to war.

The prefix en- means "to put within" or "to make". It depends on mostly on the root word. The word entangle means to tangle in.

Yes. They chose to disarm because Germany was forced to by the Treaty of Versailles in 1920. They disarmed also to set an example to other countries that war should never happen again, they did this to try and encourage more to do the same.

because you have to know it

I don't know what history books you're reading, but it was only two events:

1. U.S. ships sunk by U-boats.

2. The Zimmermann Telegram.

Woodrow Wilson of the U.S David Lloyd George of Britain Georges Clemenceau of France Vittorio Orlando of Italy

alliences are people or places that are nice to one another and or promise not to attack in battle

During World War I, Imperial Russia quit fighting in any organized and efficient manner in the fall of 1917 as a result of internal disorder. Stricken by a powerful (and eventually successful) revolution, Russia backed out of the fighting and then, in early 1918, formally made a separate peace with the Central Powers.

Germany and Britain signed the treaty of Versailles. But Germany didn't care and they started WW2

most likely pushed west to east

Simpson helped the soldiers with his donkey and he gave his life that others may live. From the first night, he began carrying wounded soldiers from the battle line to the beach for evacuation. Leading the donkey/s, which he variously named Duffy or Murphy, he began his journeys from the beach, up Shrapnel Gully and then Monash Valley. He carried water on his way and wounded on his way back. Simpson continued this for three and a half weeks, disregarding the danger until, on the morning of 19 May 1915, he was killed by Turkish machine gun fire near Steele's Post, as he was returning down Monash Valley with a wounded man. The donkey continued on the well-worn track, obediently carrying the wounded man to where he would be tended.
Today, the story of Simpson and his donkey is an ANZAC legend. His story is important to Australia because his sacrificial actions epitomise the concept of "mateship" - loyalty to one's friends - that is central to the Australian ethos.

women were kept out of most public activities.