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Q: Why did the US States place trade restrictions on Japan before World war II?
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How did the unites states attempt to weaken Japan before the World War 2?

By placing trade restrictions on Japan.


How did the US attempt to weaken Japan before world war 2?

The US tried to weaken Japan by placing trade restrictions on it.


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Before the United States had entered World War II following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the country had imposed economic punishments on Japan because of the Second Sino-Japanese War. Following a series of increasingly tense 'incidents' from 1931 to 1937, a total war broke out between Japan and China. China was supported by the United States even though Japan received most of their petroleum and steel from the US.