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How much pressure if any did Germany put on Japan to attack Pearl Harbor?
1. If anything, Germany would not have wanted Japan to attack the United States; Germany wanted Japan to attack the SOVIET UNION (Russia); to relieve pressure on the German Army's Russian Front. 2. By all accounts, Germany was taken by surprise by the Japanese attack on the US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor. 3. Japan had it's own plans for the Pacific and Asia. Germany had it's own plans for Europe. If they both could "link-up" via the Suez Canal (Japan was moving towards India, Germany was fighting for control of the N. Africa); then other plans for world conquest could have been drawn up.
How did Japan and Italy and Germany test the resolve of western democracies before 1937?
they raided small towns to collect information and plans
What happened to germany at the yalta conference?
During the Yalta Conference in 1945 it was decided that Germany would divided into 4 zones. It was also during this time when plans to build the Berlin Wall were made. These plans set the Cold War preparations in motion.
Why did japan join the axis alliance?
Hitler wanted to control Europe. Japan wanted to control the Pacific. The feeling was that if the Allies were busy on two war fronts, they would be far weaker giving both Germany AND Japan a better chance to win.
How did Germany lose Russia as an ally during World War I how did this affect the German war plans?
Russia was not an ally of Germany in World War 1.
Who quit the League of Nations?
Germany, Japan and Italy all quit the League of Nations, though not the only ones. Germany quit because it would have limited Hitler's plans for expansion and rearmament. Japan quit because it was criticised for its invasion of Manchuria. Italy quit because it was criticised for its invasion of Abyssinia.
Why did the Japanese join the war?
Germany had their plans for conquest; Japan had their plans for conquest. They both decided to team up, and form a partnership, called the axis powers.
Why did the allied powers enact demilitarization plans in Germany and japan?
To prevent either country from staging more attacks.
How much pressure if any did Germany put on Japan to attack Pearl Harbor?
1. If anything, Germany would not have wanted Japan to attack the United States; Germany wanted Japan to attack the SOVIET UNION (Russia); to relieve pressure on the German Army's Russian Front. 2. By all accounts, Germany was taken by surprise by the Japanese attack on the US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor. 3. Japan had it's own plans for the Pacific and Asia. Germany had it's own plans for Europe. If they both could "link-up" via the Suez Canal (Japan was moving towards India, Germany was fighting for control of the N. Africa); then other plans for world conquest could have been drawn up.
Why did Japan begin to cooperate with the nazi Germany in the late 1930s?
Japan recognized its similar goals and ideology with respect to nationalism and Imperialism. In addition, the Nazis had specific technological advances that the Japanese wanted to incorporate into their war machine. However, the primary reason was to establish an alliance that would stabilize the war effort for Japan if the Allies took an interest in Japan's plans for the Pacific.
Why did the Allied Powers enact demilitarization plans in both germany and japan?
To prevent either country from staging more attacks.
Why did peral harbor happened?
Because the USA stopped supplying Japan with oil, hoping to discourage Japanese expansion. So Japan had the choice of war with the USA or abandoning plans of expansion. What went wrong on the day (December 7th 1941)? Well it was a surprise attack and it worked.
Why was the Battle of Midway such a great battle for the US?
turning point in the war against Japan. With the loss of her 4 fleet carriers she had to go on the defense and stop her expansion plans
How did Japan and Italy and Germany test the resolve of western democracies before 1937?
they raided small towns to collect information and plans
Where in Germany were the plans for the a bomb found?
germany
What happened to germany at the yalta conference?
During the Yalta Conference in 1945 it was decided that Germany would divided into 4 zones. It was also during this time when plans to build the Berlin Wall were made. These plans set the Cold War preparations in motion.
What is japan future plans for earthquakes?
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