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What did Roosevelt do after Japan occupied French Indochina?
Roosevelt cut off the oil supply to Japan and this led to the attack on Pearl Harbor.
What did Japan's attack on french indochina do?
In an effort to cut off military supplies to China, Japan invaded French Indochina in 1940. After days of combat, the French Vichy government reached an agreement with Japan that allowed them to occupy Tonkin Bay. The Japanese military had a continued presence in Indochina throughout the war.
Why did they attack on Pearl Harbor?
The Americans cut off Japan's fuel supply because japan invaded indochina (Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia).
What did Japan hope to gain by the surprise attack?
Time to establish itself in Asia, the Phillipenes, Indochina, Indoneseia and New Guinea.
What country occupied indochina in July 1941?
Japan
Why did the US States place trade restrictions on Japan before World war II?
Because Japan invaded French Indochina
With what did the U.S respond to the Japenese attack on French Indochina in early 1941?
In response to Japan's attack on French Indochina in early 1941, the United States imposed economic sanctions, including an oil embargo, which significantly restricted Japan's access to vital resources. The U.S. also froze Japanese assets in American banks and increased support for China in its conflict with Japan. These measures aimed to deter further Japanese aggression in the region and ultimately contributed to rising tensions that led to the attack on Pearl Harbor later that year.
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
Who occupied Indochina during World War 2?
Japan
What month and day did Japan invade Indochina?
March 15 2010
What country occupied Indochina during world war 2?
Japan
What nation colonized indochina during world war 2?
Japan .
