Germany
During World War II North Korea did not exist. Korea was divided after the war, at the time of the war it was part of the Japan New Order. There were guerrilla forces fighting against the Japanese that later formed the North Korean government.
They didn't. The US signed a ceasefire with North Vietnam ending their role in the conflict. Two years later the Northern forces defeated the ARVN, captured Saigon and reunited Vietnam.
MREs didn't exist in World War I. They came along later.
In the beginning, Britain was basically fighting to defend itself all alone. There were Americans that joined the RAF, but as a country the USA did not join till much later in the war. Russia was fighting the Nazis too, but could hardly be said to be defending Britain, they were spending all their energies defending themselves. After the USA joined the war, they were the primary nation to defend Britain.
Germany
It was called the Land of Israel, later divided into the kingdoms of Israel and Judea, but then reunited as Israel.
Italy was the European nation that did not unify until later. It was divided into many states.
The new world was ultimately divided by the Pope. When he divided the new world it was called split the line of Demarcation. Later on the lands would be divided again and this was called the Treaty of Tordesillas.
Italy
This depends on the exact context of country, and whether a country is still considered if it has been divided up, and later reunited. Egypt is often considered the oldest country, having been united around 3000 BC.
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By trying out policies that might later affect the entire nation
Germany was divided first into four sections, one for the French, one for the English, one for the US, and one for the Soviet Union, the four "winners" of ww2. Later it was divided into two sections, one for the Allied forces (Britain, America, France) and one section for the Soviet Union. Germany was reunited into one country in 1990, after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Yes Sam Houston is definitely pro union he said "a nation divided can not stand" which Lincoln then restated eight years later
Yes, one of them was John Adams, until they reunited toward there later years.