North America and Europe, Australia also Asia, that is why it was called a "World War". There was also some fighting in Africa.
None. World War 2 ended in 1945.
The European countries involved in World War 1 introduced food rationing. Obviously, this involved issuing ration-books.
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WW1 was called a world war, because in effected and involved most, if not all of the countries in Europe, Australia, some of Africa, and America. The major powers in the war can be defined as the axis (Germany, Italy, and Spain) and the Allies (France, England, and later America).
Because most of the major countries of the world were involved in the fighting.
because many countries and continents were involved in the conflict.
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The Allies and the Entente.
World War I was a genuinely global war. It involved countries that were not even indirectly involved in the drama regarding the assassination of Franz Ferdinand. Since many alliances had been made, countries all over the world were obligated to declare war on one another.
There were not only two countries.
World War 1 was first called the Great War, because it involved a huge amount of countries and was supposed to end all wars. It was called WWI when WWII started. It is called WWII and WWI because it involved almost all of the world.
French Belgian Italian German States: Prussia, Wurtenberg, Saxon, Bavaria Austria-Hungary Portugal Poland Greece Bulgaria Albania & Bosnia-Herzogovinia Rumania Russia Turkey Commonwealths of UK: Australia Canada United States (after 1917) ww1 was called a world war because most of the countries around the world got involved in it. ww1 was called a world war because most of the countries around the world got involved in it. ww1 was called a world war because most of the countries around the world got involved in it.
Switzerland, Turkey, Portugal, Sweden, and Spain were neutral countries in World War 2.
Most Asian countries were involved in World War 2
North America and Europe, Australia also Asia, that is why it was called a "World War". There was also some fighting in Africa.
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