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How did the American soldiers treat the Japanese men that wanted to fight for the US?
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Why did British soldiers fight in the American Revolution?
The British fought in the American Revolution because the wanted to control the land.They wanted to control the land because it was theirs.
How many Japanese soldiers were involved in pearl harbor?
There were NO Japanese Soldiers involved with the attack. The attack was conducted by Japanese AIRCREWMEN. Soldiers fight on the ground. Airmen fight in the sky. Sailors fight on the sea. Marines are NAVAL INFANTRY.
Where did you sign up to fight in the American Revolution?
To fight in the American Revolution, the people who wanted to fight usually gathered at a central point in a town, like a town hall. As the soldiers marched through the small towns, the men who wanted to go with them started marching along after signing a declaration at the town hall.
Why did women go to war with soldiers?
Because they wanted to rise up and fight for our nation, and fight along our men.
What drove American soldiers to fight in the Vietnam War?
They were drafted.
What were the soldiers called that Britain paid to fight in the American revolution?
The German soldiers that were paid by the British to fight in the Revolutionary War were called "Hessians".
Who wanted to fight British for American independence?
loyalists
Where was the first fight between the American minutemen and the British soldiers?
lexington
Why did the Russians and Japanese fight?
The Russians and japanese fought over land. They both wanted Korea and Manchuria and many islands.
Was the us involved in fighting the Japanese before Pearl Harbor?
No they wanted to stay out of the fight
Which colonists wanted to fight the American for independence?
The Patriots wanted to fight the British for their independence because relations with them grew more tense.
Did the Japanese fight back after you dropped the atomic bomb?
The country surrendered and demobilized their military. However many individual Japanese soldiers on islands either did not get the message of the surrender or did not believe it and continued to fight on their own for years after the war was over. The last of these Japanese soldiers finally surrendered in 1974, 29 years after the end of the war.
