Entente Powers

The Entente Powers, primarily during World War I, were a coalition of countries that opposed the Central Powers. Key members included France, Britain, Russia, and later the United States and Italy. This alliance formed in response to rising tensions and militarism in Europe. They aimed to counter the aggression of Germany and its allies. The term "Entente" signifies an understanding or agreement among these nations to cooperate militarily and politically. Their collective efforts eventually led to victory in the war, significantly shaping the post-war landscape and international relations.