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Countries that were neutral in World War 1:

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The Us stayed neutral for a while until they got a hold of the Zimmerman Telegraph that the British intercepted. The Zimmerman Telegraph stated that German would continue unrestricted submarine warfare which angered many Americans and caused President Wilson to declare war. Also, Russia dropped out of the war after a while too.

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Neutrality in the Great war is the same as in any other. It meant that a country was not siding with either other combantants and would not join the conflict while retaining their freedom to trade with and sell to warring countries.

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Countries may proclaim their neutrality in various military conflicts for many reasons. Ideally, no country wants to be involved in war, although the same cannot be said for particular military or political leaders. When governments proclaim their neutrality during conflicts between nations it usually is because at the time of their proclaiming neutrality they don't believe it will serve the best interest of their country to take sides or it may be that they aren't sure if the fighting is justified. It may be that they cannot tell exactly which country is in the right and deserving of support. Many countries are part of military alliances through means of treaties or pacts that bind and obligate them to certain actions when conflicts arise. Some countries are not bound by these measures and are free to remain neutral. Some countries assess the risks involved in taking sides at any particular time and decide that the risks are too great. Many countries are just very weak militarily and have no desire to get involved in military conflicts at all. Sometimes countries proclaim neutrality at the outbreak of war and afterwards decide to take sides when they believe it is in their best interest or of the best interest of the world community at large. Many countries have been forced into joining in wars by more powerful countries whether they liked it or not due to the dominance of the greater power. Someone once said "Wouldn't it be nice if they called for a war and no one showed up?" Unfortunately things don't work like that, but it would be wonderful if no one ever wanted to take advantage of someone else.

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The neutral powers were Albania, Denmark, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.

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The six Countries Are - Egypt, Alaska, san Jose, nor-cal, Niger, Ghana

LOL AT THE ANSWER ABOVE, SAN JOSE, ALASKA, AND NOR-CAL ARE NOT COUNTRIES-_________-

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Mexico, Argentina, Ethiopia, Chile, Colombia, Spain. There were more but you said only six :)

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Spain, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland

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Switzerland

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