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What action did US take when Japan invaded Indo-China?
America cut all trade to and from Japan.
What was the employment income in the 1900s?
hello, the employment in the 1900s was that you have to cut the grass with scissors
How did the US upset Japan before the bombing of pearl harbor?
Do you mean, "What did the U.S do to japan before peal harbor?" and if so, the U.S imposed a trade embargo on Japan because Japan had invaded Indonesia. The trade embargo cut Japan's oil supplies quite a bit.
How did Japan anger the US before Pearl Harbor?
They wanted to cut off trade with the U.S. because they relied heavily on our resources, and that made us mad basically because we were making a ton of money.
Who started the war America or japan?
WWII began between the US and Japan with the surprise attack on the US Fleet at Pearl Harbor.
How did European countries prevent Haiti's success in the years after independence?
They cut off trade with the newly independent country.…
When the United States put an oil embargo on Japan in 1941 did it cut off their supply of weapons too?
No, it did not cut off the supply of weapons to Japan. It was simply an oil and fuel embargo.
How did the Shogun isolate Japan from the outside world?
by 1638 , they had closed japan's ports, banning most foreign travel and trade. the shoguns also stopped the building of large ships that could travel long distances. for more then 200 years, the Japenese would remain cut off from the outside world.
Why did Franklin D. Roosevelt cut off japan during World War 2?
Because Japan invaded China, and Japan was an axis power.
What dynasties attempted to cut off trade with the Mongols?
Chinese Jin and Xia dynasties to reduce trade
America wanted to end Japan's aggression by placing a to cut off the oil and scrap metal supply?
They wanted to place an embargo on Japan to cut off their supply of oil and scrap metal.
Why was President Wilson unwilling to cut off trade with Britain in World War I?
President Wilson was unwilling to cut off trade with Britain in World War 1 because the profitable trade with the Allies was extremely important to the United States.
