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The original allies (known as the Triple Entente) that declared war in 1914 were
-Russia
-France
Alongside Great Britain were her colonies and dominions (in 1914 the colonies/dominions didn't have an independent foreign policy so when Britain declared war, they did also).
The main countries amongst these colonies and dominions were:
-Canada
-India
-Ireland
Joining the alliance in late 1914 was Japan
In 1915 Italy joined the Allies
In 1916 Portugal joined the Allies
In 1917 United States joined the allies an Russia left the war due to the October Revolution
So at the end of the war (armistice) on 11/11/1918 the main Allies were:
-France
-Great Britain
(Including here Colonies and the Dominions: Australia, Canada, India, Ireland,
and New Zealand)
-Italy
-Japan
-Portugal
-Russia
-The United States
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Who were the three main ALLIES during world war 2?
Great Britain, the Soviet Union and the United States.
Where were the three main asix powers who were the three main allies?
During World War II, the three main Axis powers were Germany, Italy, and Japan. In opposition to them stood the three main Allies: Great Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States.
What gave the allies a crucial advantage over the axis during world war 2?
The high level of America's wartime production was one of the main factors.
How many Allies were there during World War 2?
The Allies consisted of Britain, France, USSR (United Soviet Socialist Republics-Now Russia), The USA (From 1941 onwards) and countries such as Australia and Canada which were colonies of the main members.
What roles did the UK and the US play in World War 2?
They were the main Allies against the Nazis.
