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Second Hundred Years' War Belligerents Quiz
The near-constant rivalry between Britain and France between 1688 and 1815 is sometimes called the "Second Hundred Years' War". During this time Britain and France fought seven wars against each other. Name all belligerents (apart from Britain and France themselves) who took part in these wars.
Answers marked with an asterisk indicate belligerents who operated under the banner of the Holy Roman Empire.
Excluding proxy wars and colonial skirmishes not involving a belligerent's regular army.
Only American Indian peoples organised as confederacies or other recognisable (to European eyes) sovereign states are included.
No, France was not a 'primary' belligerent in the American War of Independence, but consider that an answer you get for free...
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The Nassovian and Brunswicker armies were relatively small and largely acted as part of the Dutch and Hanoverian armies respectively, but the Prussian army acted completely on its own, and the Anglo-Allied Army, while led by British duke Arthur Wellesley, had prince William of Orange-Nassau (the future king William II of the Netherlands) as second in command, and Hanoverian count Carl von Alten as third in command.
International cooperation on the battlefield is in many ways nothing new, as many of these battles show.