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Which of the following nations was one of the 'Central Powers' during World War I?
Which of the following nations was one of the 'Central Powers' during World War I?
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The correct option is B Germany
The countries that fought in WWI generally belonged to one of two main coalitions. Countries that signed the Triple Entente, including England, France, and Russia, were collectively known as the Allied Powers. On the other hand, the Triple Alliance was signed by Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Italy, together known as the Central Powers. Italy switched sides to join the Allies later on in the war.
The countries that fought in WWI generally belonged to one of two main coalitions. Countries that signed the Triple Entente, including England, France, and Russia, were collectively known as the Allied Powers. On the other hand, the Triple Alliance was signed by Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Italy, together known as the Central Powers. Italy switched sides to join the Allies later on in the war.
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