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14-07-2016
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What two countries fought the napoleonic wars in europe and in the atlantic?
a. spain and great britain
b. great britain and france
c. spain and portugal
d. france and the u.s.

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andriansp andriansp

25-07-2016

The two countries that fought the napoleonic wars were : B. Great Britain and France

Back then, these two countries were considered the most powerful countries in Europe. With each of their alliances, they fought for the supremacy over Europe Continent

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faithmartonick faithmartonick

24-09-2018

The Answer To Your Question Is B) Good luck!

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