The Japanese started the world war because of several reasons. There is a lot of different things such as Japan being an aristocrat country. they were ruled with people such as emperors and rich people. You know what I mean.... Anyway, the Americans cut off the supply of oil and iron that the Japanese used to kill more Chinese. This is how the United States got involved with the war.
The Philippines were also involved because the USA army controlls the Philippines...
-Actually, most of that is true except for the last part about the Philippines. Yes, the Philippines was under US Army control/influence, but the Japanese's main reason for attacking the country was because of its oil reserves. Because of America's embargo on Japan, Japan was short on oil. They were using 10x more oil than they could produce a year. Japan invaded the Philippines mostly for its resources.
They invaded China which eventually becomed part of world war 2 when the Allies declared war on Germany after the Invasion of Poland. China Invaded Poland because, Japan wanted more land for increase living spaces and gain resources to build up Japan's Military, Economy and Cities. The reason why Japan started the Pacific theatre of WW2 is simular to the European Theatre of World War 2
China did not start WWII. Japan was the aggressor in the Pacific and Germany in Europe. Japan invaded China in 1931, and the Chinese were badly defeated. The last Japanese army troops left China in 1945 at the end of the Second World war.
Japan's move on war.
The conflict was that Japan, Germany, and the United Sates had an argument and that was when World War 2 Broke out (The Pacific).
Japan.
No; Japan did.
Japan attacked Manchuria, this causing the second world war.
U.S and Japan
Yes, WW2 was fought in the pacific. Once Japan bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, we entered a two front war, Europe and the Pacific.
Any thing not in the pacific and some places in the pacific (nukes scared them)
The Pacific Theater, where the US fought Japan and the European theater the war, the war with European countries in the second world war
The United States did not want to acquire japan. Japan wanted to expand, resulting in the war in the pacific in World War II. Even after the U.S. defeated japan in World War II, the US allowed Japan to maintain its sovereignty.