Allied Powers
Definition
The Allied Powers refers to the coalition of countries, including France, Russia, the United Kingdom and later the United States and Italy, that fought against the Central Powers in World War I.
Analogy
Think of a school project where several students team up to work against another group. In this case, the Allied Powers are like one team working together to achieve their common goal - winning World War I.
Related terms
Triple Entente: This was a military alliance between France, Russia, and Britain before WWI. It's like a pre-game strategy meeting among teammates.
League of Nations: An international organization established after World War I under the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles. Like a student council formed after a big school event to prevent future conflicts.
World War II Allies: The nations that fought against the Axis powers in WWII. They're like a sequel team-up for another project or competition.
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