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10
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In 1914 the British Government knew it’s armed forces were too small to take on the might of the Central Powers. The British Empire was called to arms and volunteers from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Newfoundland and the Union of South Africa flocked to the aid of the mother country, joined by soldiers from other African colonies and the Indian Army with it’s Gurkhas from Nepal.
<span>The sacrifices made by the Empire on the battlefields of Europe echo across the intervening years as part of a proud Commonwealth shared history. At Gallipoli, Neuve Chapelle, Vimy Ridge, the Somme and Ypres the graves of the fallen are powerful reminders of our debt to the Empire.</span>
So they could have an ally to help them when it came to fighting the British in battle.
France was the European country that could access both the Indian and Pacific oceans from its colony. This was a time when France was expanding its territories that resulted to major wars and conflicts within Europe and some few parts of Asia.
Answer: Mexico and the Andes mountains of South America
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