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"The Big 3" was a nick name given to the US, the UK and the USSR during World War2 (not World War 1). In World War 1 it would have been the French, The Brits and The Americans who were the largest of the alliance fighting against Germany.
This is just a guess but, if you are talking about World War I as oposed to World War 2, I'd day "The Big Three" would comprise of France, UK, and the United States.
It could also mean the 3 main Central Powers, Germany, Austrian Hungry Empire, and Turkey.,
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Which is another name given to World War 1 for the big war?
First world war. Great war.
What were the names of the big 3?
If you're referring to the big 3 political leaders in the years following on from the second world war and during the cold war, then they are Churchill, Stalin, Roosevelt. But then, Roosevelt died and was replaced by Truman, meanwhile Churchill was replace by Atlee. Eventually Stalin died and was replaced by Khrushchev. In any case the big 3 were Great Britain, America and Russia, regardless of the leaders.
What were the characteristics of World War I?
trench warfare was a big one
Who was not a member of the big three in world war 2?
US, England and USSR were Big Three
What was the size in World War 1 and World War 2?
Big and Bigger. Please ask answerable questions if you want a sensible answer.
