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Line 3: − :It may have joined a different alliance but it is a little much to say Italy "switched sides" - it was neutral before joining the Entente powers, and had not contributed at all to its former allies Germany and Austria-Hungary and their war effort. − − :Other problems: − − :While the Battle of Argonne Forest may have been the largest battle involving the United States, it was far from the largest battle of the war - the answer does not provide this distinction. − − :Finally, a discussion of trench warfare (especially one to be used as a model) should involve more than mentioning a couple of American firearms and some France-bashing. − − :Godspeed; [[user:Harpernation|Harpernation]]
Talk:World History Homework Eleven Answers - Student Three (view source)
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[[User:ClementB|Clement ♗]] 23:09, 25 April 2009 (EDT)
[[User:ClementB|Clement ♗]] 23:09, 25 April 2009 (EDT)
Couldn't help but notice this on recent changes. Italy was part of the Central Powers alliance until the 1914 London Conference, when it joined the Allies in exchange for Austrian territories such as Dalmatia. So yes, it did change sides. Yours in Christ, --[[User:JWeatherman|JWeatherman]] 23:22, 25 April 2009 (EDT)
Couldn't help but notice this on recent changes. Italy was part of the Central Powers alliance until the 1914 London Conference, when it joined the Allies in exchange for Austrian territories such as Dalmatia. So yes, it did change sides. Yours in Christ, --[[User:JWeatherman|JWeatherman]] 23:22, 25 April 2009 (EDT)