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Why did the America join the Japanese in World War2?

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They didn't. The Americans participated in World War 2 mainly because of the Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. Japan was part of the Axis along with Germany and Italy while the U.S. sided with France and Great Britain.

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