Can you name the countries that exist at the time of 1914? by Extinctanimals22

Continent	Country	World War I status
Asia		Neutral
Europe		Allies
Europe		Allies
South America		Neutral
Oceania		Allies
Europe		Central Powers
Europe		Allies
Asia		Allies
South America		Neutral
South America		Allies
Europe		Allies
North America		Allies
South America		Neutral
South America		Neutral
North America		Allies
North America		Allies
Europe		Neutral
North America		Neutral
South America		Neutral
North America		Neutral
Africa		Neutral

Continent	Country	World War I status
Asia		Allies
Europe		Allies
North America		Allies
North America		Allies
Europe		Central Powers
Europe		Allies
North America		Allies
Europe		Central Powers
Europe		Allies
Europe		Neutral
Europe		Allies
Africa		Allies
Europe		Neutral
Europe		Neutral
North America		Neutral
Europe		Neutral
Asia		Allies
Oceania		Allies
North America		Allies
Europe		Neutral
Europe/Asia		Central Powers

Continent	Country	World War I status
North America		Allies
South America		Neutral
Asia		Neutral
South America		Neutral
Europe		Allies
Asia		Neutral
Asia		Allies
Europe		Allies
Europe/Asia		Allies
Europe		Allies
Europe		Allies
Asia		Allies
Asia		Allies
Europe		Neutral
Europe		Neutral
Europe		Neutral
South America		Neutral
Africa		Allies
North America		Allies
South America		Neutral

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1914 Countries Quiz

by Extinctanimals22

Created Jun 18, 2011 in History
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	RaLo18:	Jun 18th, 2011 at 14:35 GMT	1 point
	You should accept Thailand for Siam.

	midnightdj:	Jun 18th, 2011 at 16:45 GMT	2 points
	Extinctanimals22: What is your source for this?

	nyo:	Jun 18th, 2011 at 17:04 GMT	6 points
	Has been done before alot of times. Missed Denmark. Also you either show the full country names or you show the common names. Don´t use both mixed together. It´s inconsistent.

	johnlk:	Jun 18th, 2011 at 17:16 GMT	2 points
	The British Dominions were not independent countries in 1914 - they had no control over foreign policy and did not maintain diplomatic relations with anybody, which is one of the main characteristics of whether a place is a state in international law.

	emn8:	Jun 18th, 2011 at 17:35 GMT	2 points
	When was Portugal ever part of South America?

	Extinctanimals22:	Jun 18th, 2011 at 17:36 GMT	1 point
	@johnlk Australia, New Zealand, Canada & South Africa where offically indepentent from Britain at the start of World War 1. @nyo I knew I forgot something @midnighdj I never could find a source that would give me every single country. So I pretty much used lists of countries fighting in the war then used maps from the era and articles to see which countries where independent at the time that weren't fighting. @RaLo18 thank you

	carbon_rod:	Jun 18th, 2011 at 18:04 GMT	5 points
	The British Dominions in 1914 were in a weird situation, internationally speaking. They were self-governing, with their own militaries, but still firmly parts of the Empire, and Britain spoke for them to other powers. It was largely a result of their contributions to the war effort that they were recognized as de facto independent nations by the end of the war (not de jure; that had to wait for the Statute of Westminster).

	nyo:	Jun 19th, 2011 at 20:51 GMT	4 points
	Well that previous comment was a bit harsh but I was a bit tired. Thanks for adding Denmark and I previously forgot to say that I did really enjoy this quiz.

	Extinctanimals22:	Jun 19th, 2011 at 21:15 GMT	2 points
	@nyo First of all its okay, secondly about the full country names. The modern countries of Bulgaria, Montenegro, Netherlands & Japan no longer go by theses names so after the quiz if anyone wants to look up theses countries they know not to use just the regular names or they'll get the modern countries.

	kennyb:	Jun 21st, 2011 at 16:08 GMT	2 points
	I believe it is generally accepted (at least in the West) that Tibet was an independent nation from 1912/13-1949/50/51.

	Extinctanimals22:	Jun 23rd, 2011 at 17:36 GMT	1 point
	@kennyb I'll look into that but I could of swore Tibet didn't declare indpendence till the 1920s