Who were the Allied Powers in World War II?
Q: Who were the Allied Powers in World War II?
A: The Allied Powers (or Allies of World War II) were a group of nations that fought against the Axis countries in World War II. They included the United Kingdom, the United States, and the Soviet Union, as well as France, China, Poland, Australia, Nepal, South Africa, Canada, Finland Denmark Norway Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Egypt Greece Yugoslavia Hungary Iraq Tuva Iran Panama Cuba Costa Rica Dominican Republic El Salvador Guatemala Haiti Honduras Nicaragua Mongolia Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Albania Peru Mexico Brazil Ethiopia Chile Bolivia Italy Colombia Liberia Ecuador Argentina Paraguay Venezuela Uruguay Turkey Saudi Arabia.
Q: What was the outcome of WWII for the Allied Powers?
A: The Allied Powers were successful in defeating the Axis nations and ending WWII in 1945.
Q: How did President Franklin Roosevelt name this group of nations?
A: President Franklin Roosevelt named this group of nations "The United Nations".
Q: Which countries changed sides during WWII?
A: Romania, Bulgaria and Finland fought from 1944 to 1945 and before that were Axis powers while Italy also changed sides.
Q: What other countries declared war but did not fight?
A: Some other countries declared war but did not fight including Panama Cuba Costa Rica Dominican Republic El Salvador Guatemala Haiti Honduras Nicaragua Mongolia Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Albania Peru Mexico Brazil Ethiopia Chile Bolivia Italy Colombia Liberia Ecuador Argentina Paraguay Venezuela Uruguay Turkey Saudi Arabia.
Q: Who are sometimes called "The Big Three"?
A: The main great powers are sometimes called "The Big Three" and include the United Kingdom, the United States, and the Soviet Union.
