Meanings of made alliances in English

It declared and conducted war, received ambassadors from foreign countries, made alliances, and administered conquered territories.

Edward had made alliances to strengthen himself.

He made alliances with the Russians instead.

When I hinted opposition on the part of the Foreign Powers, he said that he had made alliances.

Cities had been ravaged, and the enemies of Rome had from time to time made alliances with the marauders.

He refused to return to Spain, and made alliances wherever he could, with the Pope, with Venice, Milan, and England.

While the French were trading with the Innu, the English made alliances with an indigenous American league of nations, the Iroquois.

On the Outside he fought trade-combinations; made alliances with the corporations of the earth, and forced discriminating tariffs from the great carriers.

There had been a savage struggle for mastery, till the strangers made alliances and were granted territory between the mountains and the sea.

Made alliances with strange beings.

"They have aligned with other cultures, made alliances, and now hide among them."

"Dragons used to give these to others as tokens of friendship, in ancient times, when they made alliances."