There were two opposing forces in World War 1. What were the two? Question 10 options: a) Allies and Central Powers b) Allies and Enemies c) Nova and Central Powers d) Northern and Southern

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18 September, 08:23

There were two opposing forces in World War 1. What were the two? Question 10 options: a) Allies and Central Powers b) Allies and Enemies c) Nova and Central Powers d) Northern and Southern

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Nikolas Jensen · Answer 1

Nikolas Jensen 18 September, 08:25

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Choice A is your answer.

Guadalupe Villarreal · Answer 2

The two opposing forces in WW1 were a) Allies and Central Powers.

The First World War started as a two-sided war between Austria-Hungary and Serbia in 1914. It evolved into a war in which thirty two countries took part. Britain, Russia, France, the United States and Italy formed The Allies. These countries battled against Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire and Germany, known as the Central Powers.