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Which battle convinced Allied leaders that an invasion of the Japanese mainland might be too costly in human lives?
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Okinawa
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Why did japan finally surrender to the allied forces?
Japan was being defeated at sea, in the air, and on the ground in virtually all theaters of combat. Despite yhese obvious defeats and the impending invasion of Japan itself, the Japanese Army resisted all discussions of ending the war (on any likely terms). The United States was aware of this, and wanted to avoid a final bloody invasion of Japan. The US President agreed with the key allied military & diplomatic leaders, and decided to jolt or shock the Japanese government or Japanese Emperor into deciding on the surrender, with the use of the atomic bombs against the Japanese cities. This strategy worked. The Japanese Emperor had to force the Japanese military leaders to accept the terms of surrender.
What convinced the leaders of the need for a more permanent form of government?
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
How did capitalists beliefs influence British leaders during the early years of the industrial revolution?
They convinced leaders not to make laws addressing issues such as child labor and pollution.
What high ranking Japanese minister was at first against an attack on the US?
As relations between the US and Japan were beginning to deteriorate, tensions among Japanese leaders were high against the US. The last high ranking Japanese leader to be convinced that a war was the best thing for Japan was Yoshimichi Hara. He was the president of the emperor's Privy Council. By the time of the December 1 cabinet meeting he finally agreed to the attack.
What was the reasoning behind the use of atomic bombs on japan?
In response to the japanese attack on pearl harbour which cost usa hundreds of lives and ships. The 2 cities are bombed on aug 8 , 1942. Truman chose the bombs rather than risk millions of American lives in an invasion of the Japanese mainland, following the extremely high causalities on Iwo Jima and Okinawa.
What impact did the Japanese invasion have upon Japan and its people?
the leaders were very angre with the invasion of manchuria!
To get the natural resources their country lacked Japanese military leaders staged their own invasion of?
The Phillipiness
How did the atom bomb affect Japanese people?
It saved millions of Japanese civilian lives that would have been lost in the planned year long invasion of Japan, had the bomb not forced the leaders to surrender.
What was the name of Japanese military leaders?
the Japanese leaders were named the "shoguns" in the earlier days
How did laissez faire economic ideas influence british leader during the early year of the industrial revolution?
It convinced leaders not to make laws addressing issues such as child labor and pollution.
What convinced American leaders the need to call the constitutional convention?
Shays's Rebellion.
What American victory convinced French leaders to enter the war?
Battle of Saratoga
Why did japan finally surrender to the allied forces?
Japan was being defeated at sea, in the air, and on the ground in virtually all theaters of combat. Despite yhese obvious defeats and the impending invasion of Japan itself, the Japanese Army resisted all discussions of ending the war (on any likely terms). The United States was aware of this, and wanted to avoid a final bloody invasion of Japan. The US President agreed with the key allied military & diplomatic leaders, and decided to jolt or shock the Japanese government or Japanese Emperor into deciding on the surrender, with the use of the atomic bombs against the Japanese cities. This strategy worked. The Japanese Emperor had to force the Japanese military leaders to accept the terms of surrender.
What convinced the leaders of the need for more permanent form of government?
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
What convinced the leaders of the need for a more permanent form of government?
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
What did Japanese military leaders and civilians nationalists believe was the only way for Japan to get the resources it needed?
It was a land grab. They decided to target the resource-rich province of Manchuria in northern China as an ideal place for an invasion.
What did Japanese military leaders and civilian nationalist believe was the only way for Japan to get the resources it needed?
It was a land grab. They decided to target the resource-rich province of Manchuria in northern China as an ideal place for an invasion.
