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Discuss the human costs of the war with particular attention to the civilian and military losses in Russia Germany Britain the US China and Japan?
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How many great Britain soldiers died in WW2?
Uk military deaths = 383,000 including the colonies. Civilian deaths = 67,100 Total deaths = 450,900
How Japanese died in world war 2?
Germany military-3,250,000 civilian-3,810,000 Britain military-452,000 civilian-60,000 United States military-295,000 civilian-minimal China military-3,500,000 civilian-10,000,000 Japan military-1,700,000 civilian-360,000
How did ww1 affect the lives of the Britain's civilian population?
World War 1 caused the government's spending in Britain to shift from consumer goods to military goods, lowering the standards of living. Also, loss of lives during the war disrupted many families.
How did the British influence the I ndian military?
British influenced the Indian military in so many different ways. Britain colonized India and as such most of the military practices were passed on from Britain to the Indian military.
Which country had great military power in the early 1700's?
The country that had great military power in the 1700's was Great Britain.
How many people died in war world 2?
The numbers listed below are from a high school textbook are estimated. Axis Powers include: Japan military -1,740,000 civilian - 3939,400 Italy military -226,900 civilian - 60,000 Germany military-3,250,000 civilian-2,350,000 5 Primary Allied Powers: United States military-405,000 civilian-68 France military-122,000 civilian-470,000 Britain military-305,800 civilian-60,600 Russia military-11,000,000 civilian-6,700,000 China military-1,400,000 civilian-8,000,000
How many in England died in World War 2?
United Kingdom: 382,600 military deaths; 67,800 civilian deaths; 450,400 total deaths(0.94% Deaths as % of 1939 population). British Commonwealth(incl.UK): 580,000 military deaths; 1,570,000 civilian deaths(1,500,000 of them in India).
What were the total casual casualtiesd for Britain in World War I?
If you are meaning, What were the total casualties of Britain in World War 1, then the answer is:885,138 military Deaths109,000 civilian Deaths994,138 total deaths2.19% of the population of Britain diedand finally1,663,435 were wounded
How many great Britain soldiers died in WW2?
Uk military deaths = 383,000 including the colonies. Civilian deaths = 67,100 Total deaths = 450,900
World War 2 Where did they fight in Britain?
Fighting never occurred in Britain in WWII, but the Germans bombed Britain (Civilian centers and military bases), and Britain did the same to Germany. Also, there were exchanges of artillery fire over the English Channel.
How Japanese died in world war 2?
Germany military-3,250,000 civilian-3,810,000 Britain military-452,000 civilian-60,000 United States military-295,000 civilian-minimal China military-3,500,000 civilian-10,000,000 Japan military-1,700,000 civilian-360,000
What was the state of the military when the war began?
Britain concentrated on its war against France. After Britain defeated France in 1814, British leaders turned their attention to the United States. When the war began, the United States military was weak. The navy had only about 16 ships.
What was the state of the us. Military when the war began?
Britain concentrated on its war against France. After Britain defeated France in 1814, British leaders turned their attention to the United States. When the war began, the United States military was weak. The navy had only about 16 ships.
How did ww1 affect the lives of the Britain's civilian population?
World War 1 caused the government's spending in Britain to shift from consumer goods to military goods, lowering the standards of living. Also, loss of lives during the war disrupted many families.
Describe the state of the U.S. military when war was declared on Britain in 1812?
Britain concentrated on its war against France. After Britain defeated France in 1814, British leaders turned their attention to the United States. When the war began, the United States military was weak. The navy had only about 16 ships.
What was the outcomme of the battle of Britain?
The Germans failed to destroy the RAF or civilian morale.
What type of policy did Britain have on the Americas?
Britain was said to have a salutary neglect policy. This means that Britain paid little or no attention to the colonies. Mercantile companies from Britain were the ones paying attention and making profit from the colonies. Britain provided no services to the colonists.
