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The US had and Embargo Act where the Us didn't give the japanese oil which was vital to the japanese.
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Did the United States stop trading with Japan after World War 2?
No! The US actually traded heavily with Japan in an effort to get their economy back onto a non-wartime basis. The trading has continued to this day.
What did the US stop shipping to Japan during World War 2?
Everything. The US did not ship anything to Japan during the war, we were enemies!
Why did the us stop sending resources to japan?
because Japan was attacking China an American friend and trading partner.
Why did the US stop trading with Japan before World War 2?
president roosevelt had stopped trading because he simply did m=not like trading oil and scrap metal with japan because he was actually importing these goods from Canada which is full with oil and other resources(**Edmonton**):)
Why Asia stop supporting japan during world war ll?
The occupied Asian countries now had to provide labor to support the Japanese war machine.
What made World War 2 stop?
The atomic bombing of Japan brought WW2 to a stop.
What factors lead the japan to stop trading with the Europeans and other neighbors?
one factor, they bombed pearl harbor and we joined the allies to fight them
Could the empero of japan have power to stop World War 2?
No.
What did the US use to stop japan in world war 2?
atomic bomb
What was Franklin Roosevelt goals during World War 2?
Roosevelt officially joined WWII in retaliation to the Pearl Harbour bombing, he aligned America with the English and worked to stop Japan and Germany.
What have the people in japan done to prepare for another earthquake in japan if it ever occurs?
myself ShamzHacking has hacked the world and i now will stop any earthquakes as i own the world hack hackhackhackhackhack
What was Franklin d roosevelts goal during world war 2?
Roosevelt officially joined WWII in retaliation to the Pearl Harbour bombing, he aligned America with the English and worked to stop Japan and Germany.
