With the exception of possibly Russia (Soviet Union); Britain, France (which didn't exist anyway...it had been occupied by Germany since 1940), China, etc. could NOT have defeated Germany and Japan by themselves.
No, the US was committed to not losing, which was entirely different then winning. It was never an attempt at winning a war, just deny the North a victory and prop up the South.
It was between the US and the USSR, the US ended up winning the "war"
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nobody will no right now we can say we or winning but us has way better way of winning so us is gonna and hopefully its over by 2012
Probably no country in the traditional manner.
The American public did not approve of US participation in the war because of the country's isolationist history.
yes, US forces participated in the korean war from 1950 to 1953
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Generally speaking, the Left-wing in the US tends to oppose participation in wars.
It's a tie
No, the US was committed to not losing, which was entirely different then winning. It was never an attempt at winning a war, just deny the North a victory and prop up the South.
It declared war on the USA and immediately started an extensive U-boat war on US shipping in US territorial waters.
It was between the US and the USSR, the US ended up winning the "war"
By winning the mexicen american war and annexing it
According to US Generals, the US was clearly winning in Vietnam, until Tet arrived; then things got a little chaotic, the war got worse...and worse.
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The Neutrality Act