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I believe, the two major allied nations were United Kingdom and France.
Both of these nations are considered to be united states' most important/strongest ally due to our same political alignment.
During the crisis in Europe, both these nations constantly fought alongside our army in defending against hitler's germany.
Both of these nations are considered to be united states' most important/strongest ally due to our same political alignment.
During the crisis in Europe, both these nations constantly fought alongside our army in defending against hitler's germany.
Two major allied nations that appear on the map crisis in Europe are the United Kingdom and France.
Further Explanations:
After the First World War two powers appeared on the map of Europe namely the United Kingdom and France as the prominent power in Europe. Both were the ally of the United States and were constantly fighting against Hitler’s army. Hitler was annoyed with the treaties of the First World War and reasserts his country's independence. He established the Nazi party based on the Liberal Democracy and parliamentary system but also assimilated the idea of Anti communalism, scientific racism, and anti-Semitism. Hitler's policies were creating a threat in Europe and so to avoid further threat Britain and France allied with the United States to defeat Hitler which they did.
The final treaty ending the war with the unconditional defeat of Germany was signed between the allied power and Germany on 7th May 1945 at the allied headquarter Reims in France.
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Answer Details
Grade: High School
Subject: History
Chapter: Allied Power
Keywords: First World War, Europe, United Kingdom, and France, Europe, United States, Hitler’s army, Nazi party, Liberal Democracy, parliamentary system, Anti communalism, scientific racism, and anti-Semitism
