Which European nation has been America's enemy?

Answer 1

Hmm...alright, let me try and answer since I don't know what time period you are referring to:

One of the first "enemies" America had was Great Britain in the Revolutionary War.

Later on we had the Spanish-American War, so Spain was another enemy.

Perhaps most obvious are the hostilities between America and other nations during WWI: Germany, Austria-Hungary empire, Bulgaria, and Ottoman (contemporary Turkey).

In WWII the "enemies" were: Japan, Russia (which eventually came over to join the Allied powers, our side), Germany (once again), and Italy.

Then there was a brief period of high tensions between Soviet Union (Russia) and U.S. during the Cold War.

I would mention the current war U.S. is engaged in against terrorism, but that isn't in Europe so it doesn't pertain to your question.

The above mentioned are some of the most prominent "enemies" U.S. has had.

Hope this helps :)

Answer 2

I can't for the life of me understand a question like this. We have had disagreements and differences of opinions with most of them. Most recently France, Spain, Russia, Italy.
Some are just plain neutral on all subjects. If push comes to shove I think the 3 that would not have our backs is Spain, France and Russia. But who really knows who will turn on who. The bottom line is, we are nations and peoples of troubled times. We are war mongers and haters some nations more than others and then those that like to inflict terrorism on the innocents.

Answer 3

That seems like a really terrible homework question. When is this referring to? We've had conflicts of interest or been at war with Britain, Spain, France, Germany, Italy, the Soviet Union and various of its member states--which one has been our "enemy?" Good grief. Slap your teacher.

Answer 4

All of them.

Answer 5

guam

now go learn on your own, ya nitwit

Answer 6

germany
italy
austria
russia