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Which region did Japan invade before 1940?
Japan wanted to have control over most of the world, and in order to do that they needed to attack the Indies, Malaya, and the Philippines; no one ever thought they would attack the U.S.
When Iraq invade Kuwait world leaders worried that Iraq might gain control of the region's?
Iraq invaded Kuwait in order to take over their oil supply. The U.S. and many other nations were afraid that Iraq was going to use their resources to raise the price of oil around the world
What was Japan's ambition during World War 2?
To gain imperial domination over all of East Asia and the Pacific Ocean in order to use the economic and human resources of those countries for her own benefit. Michael Montagne Conquer mainland Asia and the Philipines for their raw materials. Japan, like Germany, had very few natural resources. Natural resources had mattered little to fuedal Japan. The new modern needed rubber, fuel, steel, and etc...
Why did Japanese invade the Solomon islands?
To shore up their flank against the U.S. Navy. Basically, the causation follows the general expansion of defensive perimeter following Japan's invasion of islands further North and West. This was in order to protect it's land campaigns in Asia from Allied forces across the pacific. All of this, in turn, was in order to eventually control the sources of coal in China and Southeast Asia, and the eventual conquest of that region. Wikipedia covers it in more detail with material excerpted from noted printed texts.
What are the steps of the schlieffen plan in order?
Germany would invade France quickly then head to russia
Japan began to invade its East Asian neighbors during the 19th and 20th centuries in order to?
Answer this question… secure the natural resources needed for industrialization.
Which region did Japan invade before 1940?
Japan wanted to have control over most of the world, and in order to do that they needed to attack the Indies, Malaya, and the Philippines; no one ever thought they would attack the U.S.
How did japan justify its invasion of machuria?
Japan justified its invasion of Manchuria in 1931 through a combination of economic and security arguments. They claimed that the region was necessary for Japan's expansion to secure resources and markets for its growing population. Additionally, Japan asserted that it was acting to protect the lives and property of Japanese citizens in Manchuria, particularly following the Mukden Incident, which they portrayed as a pretext for military intervention. This invasion was framed as a civilizing mission to bring stability and order to a region they claimed was in chaos.
Where did American military planners choose to invade in order to stockpile supplies and build up troops for an invasion of Japan?
Okinawa (were all gonna fail this test hehe)
When Iraq invade Kuwait world leaders worried that Iraq might gain control of the region's?
Iraq invaded Kuwait in order to take over their oil supply. The U.S. and many other nations were afraid that Iraq was going to use their resources to raise the price of oil around the world
Why did Japan invade us?
The US invaded Japan because when the United Nations made the rules outlawing whale hunting ang overfishing, Japan did not listen. Theu U.S. was outraged so we told them to listen or else. When they did not listen we invaded the country. After they continued to kill whales, we bombed Hiroshima.
Can you play American PS3 games on a European PS3?
yep, the ps3 games are region free. order them from japan if you like.
What actions did Japan take that upset the league of nations and discuss the reasons for their actions?
Japan upset the League of Nations by invading Manchuria in 1931 and subsequently withdrawing from the League in 1933 after its actions were condemned. The invasion was driven by Japan's desire for natural resources and territorial expansion, as well as its belief in the need for a greater Asian empire. Japan's actions reflected its growing militarism and dissatisfaction with the international order, which it felt marginalized its interests. The League's failure to effectively address Japan's aggression highlighted its weaknesses and contributed to rising tensions in the region.
Why did Cleopatra escaped to Syria?
She was lucky to get out of Alexandria, as her brother and his supporters were ready to kill her. She made her way to Syria in order to raise an army and invade Egypt.She was lucky to get out of Alexandria, as her brother and his supporters were ready to kill her. She made her way to Syria in order to raise an army and invade Egypt.She was lucky to get out of Alexandria, as her brother and his supporters were ready to kill her. She made her way to Syria in order to raise an army and invade Egypt.She was lucky to get out of Alexandria, as her brother and his supporters were ready to kill her. She made her way to Syria in order to raise an army and invade Egypt.She was lucky to get out of Alexandria, as her brother and his supporters were ready to kill her. She made her way to Syria in order to raise an army and invade Egypt.She was lucky to get out of Alexandria, as her brother and his supporters were ready to kill her. She made her way to Syria in order to raise an army and invade Egypt.She was lucky to get out of Alexandria, as her brother and his supporters were ready to kill her. She made her way to Syria in order to raise an army and invade Egypt.She was lucky to get out of Alexandria, as her brother and his supporters were ready to kill her. She made her way to Syria in order to raise an army and invade Egypt.She was lucky to get out of Alexandria, as her brother and his supporters were ready to kill her. She made her way to Syria in order to raise an army and invade Egypt.
Why did the US feel they needed to invade Okinawa?
Okinawa is very close to Japan. The Allies expected to have to invade Japan, and as part of that, needed the airfield on Okinawa in order for aircraft- especially bombers- to be able to assist in the planned invasion. However, the battle was so incredibly fierce and bloody that it helped convince American leaders that an invasion of Japan itself would be too costly for both sides. This was one of the factors that led to the Americans dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The bombings, along with Soviets invading Manchuria and easily destroying Japan's largest and most powerful army, caused Japan to surrender, thereby ending World War II.
What was Japan's ambition during World War 2?
To gain imperial domination over all of East Asia and the Pacific Ocean in order to use the economic and human resources of those countries for her own benefit. Michael Montagne Conquer mainland Asia and the Philipines for their raw materials. Japan, like Germany, had very few natural resources. Natural resources had mattered little to fuedal Japan. The new modern needed rubber, fuel, steel, and etc...
What country did Italy invade in order to regain the new roman Empire?
Greece
