What is meant by the term 'web of alliances'??

Social Studies

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Brums [2.3K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Other Alliances that might be indirectly formed after one country forming an alliance with another country.

Explanation:

For example, Let's say that"

- United States formed an alliances with Great Britain.

- Great Britain formed an alliance with France.

If France's in trouble and ask Great Britain for help, there is a chance that France will also receive the help from United States because due US relationship with Great Britain. This is what usually referred to as web of alliances.

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