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What is the most powerful country during the 1900s?

Great Britain. it had taken power of many countries and they had gained power by making allies with other countries, such as Russia and others. __________ The US. It just didn't realise it yet. Britain had already realised it couldn't rule the roost any more, hence its sudden quest for allies.


How many country which have nuclear atomic power?

Thirty countries of the world currently operate nuclear power stations.See the related Wikipedia link listed below for more information:


Why do great countries have great armies?

Great, or powerful, countries have great, or powerful, armies in order to keep their power. Military power is usually used to exercise one's power in either defensive and/or offensive terms. However, economic power also ties into being a powerful country. For example, the US has the world's most powerful army and the world's largest economy, and is the reason why the US is the world's most powerful country as a whole. However, although North Korea has the world's largest army, its economy is terrible, and this is one reason why North Korea is not such a powerful or influential country in the world.


Which central power lost most territory?

The Ottoman Empire (because it was completely carved up for other countries to take its place)


What were US motives behind its actions during Cold War?

The US's goals were to stop Communism from spreading to other countries and to control or stop the military threat of Soviet Union and Communist China. This meant that the US had to have a military power and arsenal that was equal to or better than that of those countries.