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Why didn't Britain and France take no action against Ital when Mussolini invaded Ethiopia?
Appeasement
Which action did japan take during the meiji restoration?
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What year did Japan take over Burma?
I'm almost definite that japan invaded Burma from Jan 15 to May 15 1942. They gained a lot by doing that.
What action did Hitler take that started World War 2?
Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939.
What three actions did Franklin D. Roosevelt take in response to Japan's seizure of French Indochina?
He cut off the oil supply and doing so, it led to and attack
What three areas did japan take over in the early 1940s?
By the 1930's Japan had already occupied most of China's East Coast. In 1941/1942 they invaded Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands north of Australia, and parts of the current state of Alaska.
Which two Asian countries did japan take durig World War 2?
Well Japan tried conquering most of the east part of Asia like China, Dutch Indonesia, Manchuria, French Indochina, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, and this is it for the most part.
What country did France take over?
Morocco and indochina
Why did Japan attack the United States to begin with?
The Japanese were desperate. During WW1 Japan had been America's ally. When Japan tried to collect her share of the booty at Versailles she ran into Woodrow Wilson. Wilson rejected Japan's claim to this which Japan had captured at a price in blood. In 1921 at the Washington Naval Conference, the U.S. pressured the British to end their 20-year alliance with Japan. The Brits appeased the U.S. and enraged and alienated Japan that had been a loyal friend, and so it went. Japan decided to create in China what the British had in India, a vast conlony to exploit to bring her up amongst those in world power. In 1937 after a clash at Marco Polo Bridge near Peking, Japan invaded and after 4 years of fighting, Japan controlled the coastal cities, but not the interior. Japan moved into northern French Indochina and though the U.S. had no interest there imposed an embargo on steel and scrap metal. After Hitler invaded Russia in June 1941 Japan moved into southern Indochina. FDR ordered all Japanese assets frozen. FDR didn't want to cut off oil, but unbeknownst to him at the time the action took place Japan was oil-starved and was blocked by any Japanese purchases of U.S. oil. Forcing a choice between death of the empire or fight for it's life Japan decided to seize oil fields in the Indies and the only force capable of interfering was the U.S. fleet that FDR had conveniently moved from San Diego out to Honolulu. And so ... Japan attacked!
What position did the US take during the Indochina Wars?
The United States of America took the position of opposing the Communists in the Indochina wars. The United States contributed advisors and troops.
What would happen if Hitler never invaded Russia could the US still defeat Japan?
Not likely if hitler defeated Britain then he would be able to help Japan take over asia and the pacific with Italy and the ussr helping germany
What action did the US take to end the War in Japan?
The US used atomic weapons upon the two Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki to bring the war with Japan to an end .
