Florida Civics EOC Practice Test

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Who were the allies in World War I?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire

United States, Japan, and Italy

Russia, France, and British Empire

The allies during World War I consisted of a coalition of countries who opposed the central powers, primarily Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire. The United States, Japan, and Italy were not involved in the war until later on. China, Spain, and Brazil were not significant players in the war and did not have a major influence on its outcome. C, Russia, France, and the British Empire made up the majority of the allied forces, with smaller contributions from other countries such as Canada, Belgium, and Serbia.

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China, Spain, and Brazil

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