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What was Hirohito's significance to World War 2?
He was the Emperor of Japan during the war.
What was japan fighting for in World War 2?
For their emperor and to expand their empire
Why did japan fight in World War 1?
Japan fought in WWI to expand its influence on China and to increase its position in world rank of powers.
Why did the us wane to acquire japan?
The United States did not want to acquire japan. Japan wanted to expand, resulting in the war in the pacific in World War II. Even after the U.S. defeated japan in World War II, the US allowed Japan to maintain its sovereignty.
True or false As the war progressed Japan's desire to expand its empire led to attacks on Manchuria and China?
Japan attacked Manchuria in 1931 and China in 1937. World War II started in 1939. If the question is "As World War II progressed, Japan's desire to expand its empire led to attacks on Manchuria and China", then the answer is false because Japan invaded China before the war started.
How was japan attempting to expand its empire prior to World War 2?
Japan had made territorial gains during the Sino-Japanese War of 1894 & the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905.
What was one of Japan's primary goals during World War 1?
Answer this question… To expand its influence throughout Asia
Why did world war 2 expand into north America?
Not all of North America was in the war, The US entered after Axis Japan bombed Pearl Harbor.
Who was the dominate power in the pacific after world war 1?
japan saw the end's of WW1 as a new way to expand its pacific territory's
What were the military causes of World War 2?
The Germans wanted to expand because they thought they were the men that God chose to rule the war. Japan caused war in the Pacific as they were trying to expand and get new resources. War was dacelared in Europe when Germany invaded Poland in 1939. War was declared in the Pacific when Japan first invaded China in 1936 and later the United States in 1941.
What was the significance of Nuremberg?
It set the legal precedent, that leaders are responsible for the actions of their nation in times of war. As the losers of the war, Germany and Japan were held accountable for the Second World War and their leaders were punished.
What was war plan imperial?
The imperial war basically tried to make Japan the center of the world. The war itself was trying to expand the Japanese influence, culture and power throughout the world. However, it failed because the US intervened this process.
