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What caused the United states to side Britain during world war 1?
Suspicion of Germany's autocratic government
What event caused britain to fight in world war 1?
The German army crossing into Belgium, whose neutrality had been guaranteed by Britain.
What was the capital of Britain during World War 2?
London
Who was Britain's main enemy during World War 1?
Germany was Britain's main enemy.
How did ww1 affect the lives of the Britain's civilian population?
World War 1 caused the government's spending in Britain to shift from consumer goods to military goods, lowering the standards of living. Also, loss of lives during the war disrupted many families.
What caused the United states to side Britain during world war 1?
Suspicion of Germany's autocratic government
What caused the US to side with Britain during World War 1?
Suspicion of Germany's autocratic government
What caused Britain to fight in world war 1?
Britain entered the fighting World War I after the German invasion of Belgium.
Why was the World War I caused?
because Germany were jelous of Britain
What was the name of the Great Britain's government during World War 2?
Britain had a coalition government during World War 2
What country invades Ethiopia to increase its power status?
During World War II, it was Great Britain who invaded Ethiopia in hopes to increase power status. However, shortly afterwards they allowed them their freedom
When did the World War 2 invade Britain?
Britain wasn't invaded during World War 2
Who was the king during world war 2?
George VI was king of Great Britain during World War 2.
Was Winston Churchill the leader of Great Britain during World War 2?
Yes, he was the prime minister and military leader of Britain during world war 2
Who was the ruler of Britain during World War I?
George V ( reigned from 1910 to 1936 ) was King of Britain during World War 1.
Britain's leader in World War 1 was?
Britain's Prime Minister during World War I was David Lloyd George.
What caused the US to side with Brittain during World War 1?
Cultaral ties to Britain (traded with Britain and Allies more than the Central Powers) Germany's use of unrestricted submarine warfare Germany's Zimmerman Note to Mexico
