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What aggressive actions did Germany and Japan commit that led to world war II?
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∙ 11y ago
Germany's invasion of Poland caused Britain and France to declare war on Germany; this led to the European war. The Pacific war had its origins when Japan invaded Manchuria in 1931 and later when Japan invaded China in 1937. The 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour involved America in the war, which then became a true global war.
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What is axis aggression?
The Axis Aggression in WWII is just what you have already stated. It is the aggressive actions of Germany, Italy, Spain, and Japan during WWII. Remember that when the Axis Aggression was created the U.S. was not yet involved in the war.
How did totalitarianism affect Germany Italy and Japan?
It allowed the leadership of affected countries to take aggressive actions against other countries without the input from the people of those affected countries. And because the countries with totalitarian regimes were run from the top down, the people in those countries could not object to the leadership's actions.
Who was on the side of the axis powers during World War 2?
Originally it was Germany, Japan, Russia and Italy. But, as Hitler got more and more aggressive towards Italy and attacked Russia it eventually came down to just Germany and Japan.
Why did japan invade germany?
Japan didn't invade Germany. During World War II, Japan actually joined Germany. It was part of the Axis which included Germany, Italy and Japan. After the United States declared war on Japan, Italy and Germany, as Japan's allies, declared war on the United States.
What countries formed the axis powers?
JIG Japan, Italy, Germany
What aggressive actions did Japan the during the 1930s?
The agression tooken by Japan in 1930 was that japan invaded china.
Who were the aggressive nations in the 1930's?
Germany, Italy, and Japan
What were the actions of Franklin Delano Roosevelt against aggressive Japanese actions before December 1941?
Well I think after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, FDR declared war on Japan.
What is axis aggression?
The Axis Aggression in WWII is just what you have already stated. It is the aggressive actions of Germany, Italy, Spain, and Japan during WWII. Remember that when the Axis Aggression was created the U.S. was not yet involved in the war.
What actions were taken against Germany and Japan after WW1 ended?
they hate you!
What was one of the actions that led to the World War 2?
Germany invaded Poland and Japan invaded China.
How did the ambitions of Germany and Japan lead to war?
Germany wanted more land for larger population, its military actions led to war. And for Japan wanted natural resources; its military actions led the U.S. to threaten sanctions before Japan launched a surprise attack on it.
How did totalitarianism affect Germany Italy and Japan?
It allowed the leadership of affected countries to take aggressive actions against other countries without the input from the people of those affected countries. And because the countries with totalitarian regimes were run from the top down, the people in those countries could not object to the leadership's actions.
What three nations used aggressive actions before World War 2?
Grmany, (Hitler) Italy, (Mussolini)and Japan. (military/government officials)
Why did Japanese easily achieve victories in the first month of the month?
Aggressive Nations prepare for war. Aggressive nations prepare for war by preparing their armed forces; training them, and equipping them. Germany & Japan prepared.
Who were the allied leaders opposed to the actions of Germany Italy and Japan in the 1940s?
The U.S., Russia, France, and Great Britain.
Who was on the side of the axis powers during World War 2?
Originally it was Germany, Japan, Russia and Italy. But, as Hitler got more and more aggressive towards Italy and attacked Russia it eventually came down to just Germany and Japan.
