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In World War 1 the main Allied powers were France, England, Russia, Italy, and later in the war, the United States. The list also includes soldiers from colonies of these countries.
In World War 2 the main Allied Powers were the United States, England (and its colonial forces), France (primarily exiled forces and resistance fronts), Australia, and Canada. There are several other countries which became occupied by the axis powers who fought in the beginning, but these are the heavy weights.
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What is the deffinition of allied powers?
the allied powers were the countries that were tossed in the middle of world war one and were asked by the main countries fighting to join the fight and they would hold bargans with the main countries.
Who are the two main countries that formed allies?
In World War I, the two countries were the United Kingdom and France. Other major countries were also Allied Powers- such as the USA, Russia, and Italy- but none of them were Allied Powers for the entire war (Italy joined 1915-1918, USA 1917-1918, and Russia 1914-1917). Only Britain and France were Allied Powers for the entire war
The four main countries that made up the allied power during WW2?
During World War 2, there were thirty-two official countries listed as the Allied Powers. The chief Allied Powers were Great Britain, France, the Soviet Union, the United States and China.
What country won World War 1?
A country didn't win; rather, the Allied Powers won; which includes the U.S., France, Great Britian, and other numerous smaller countries
Who ran the central powers during world war 2?
There were no Central Powers in World War II. Two of the countries that made up the C.P. were gone before 1939. The two sides in World War II were the Allied Forces and the Axis Powers.
