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What is the island nation that threatened Hawaii?
Japan
Why did Japan surrenderd in World War 2?
I believe Japan surrendered because we threatened them with nuclear weapons.
What was the reason for the pearl harbor attacks?
because Japan was badly threatened
What was a result of the battle of?
Japan never again threatened domination in the Pacific.
Was a result of the Battle of Midway?
Japan never again threatened domination in the Pacific.
What did the United States threaten japan with if they did not return to its border in 1931?
The Potsdam Declaration of 1945 threatened Japan with "prompt and utter destruction."
How many more Racoon dogs are there in Japan?
they are common. The species is not considered threatened at present.
How did Japan react when the United States threatened economics sanctions unless Japan returned to its borders of 1931?
they attacked American supply ships.
How were the US threatened by Japan?
We were threatened by Japan because of Pearl Harbor. We were threatened by Japan because of Pearl Harbor. We were threatened by Japan because of Pearl Harbor.
What happened After the military took control of the Japanese government Japan?
Answer this question… threatened to capture European colonies throughout Asia.
How did Japan react when the US threatened economic sanctions unless Japan returned to it's borders of 1931?
Japan badly needed the oil and scrap iron, it was coming from the US. Should these resources be cut off? Japan would have to find them elsewhere. Japan viewed the possibility of Economic sanctions as a threat to its long-term objectives.
How did Japan react when the U.S. Threatened to cut off trade with Japan unless Japan returned to its borders?
When the U.S. threatened to cut off trade with Japan in the lead-up to World War II, Japan faced a critical dilemma. The Japanese leadership recognized that losing access to essential resources, particularly oil and scrap metal, would severely weaken their military and economic standing. As a result, Japan opted for a more aggressive expansionist strategy, leading to their attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, which aimed to secure resources in Southeast Asia and challenge U.S. influence in the region. This decision ultimately propelled Japan into a direct conflict with the United States.
