on the allies side there were allot of countries including: Britain the United States Australia the free french Poland and alot of other countries that helped fight the war on the axis side there would have been: Germany Japan and Italy because it had been taken over by Germany
Soliders fight and die for our freedom. IF we did not fight then we would have other countries taking over our country and we would not be the United States. You would not be allowed to live the way you do if we did not have soliders. So why is it not important to remember the soliders?
Yes a lot of countries were aganst Adolf Hitler and tried to kill him.
There were twenty-two countries that never fought the British. Some of the names of the countries that did not fight the British are Honduras, Iran, Iraq, and Ireland.
In the past, the U.S. has exacerbated Communism via isolationism towards countries such as Cuba. Nonetheless, the US has helped to fight communism, mainly by living and leading by example. For example, the average household income and per capita GDP of the relatively free and democratic US has been much better and higher than that of communist countries over the years. In other words, the best way that the U.S has helped to fight Communism is by leading by example.
because they are thirsty
Some do. It is more of a fight over territory if diamonds are found. Countries want to make a profit.
Animals fight over water because if none of them had water they world die (thinking of themselves)
Israel and Palestine fight over the West Bank because they each believe that they have a right to that territory for safety, security, a homeland, and its sacred character.
2 water bottles..
The Mesopotamians fought over the resources and water rights.
Yes, they fight constantly over how salty they like the water.
They fight over water hole's to impress the female's .
They wanted land and power over our colonies.
they were worried that they would get taken over!!!
Countries fight over oil because it is a valuable resource that is essential for economic growth and security. Control over oil reserves can provide a country with strategic leverage and influence on the global stage. Additionally, access to oil can impact a country's energy independence and ability to meet the needs of its population.
Spain, France and England were rivals in the fight for land in the New World, mostly in North America and the Caribbean.