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During World War II, America viewed Japan as a formidable enemy following the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, which galvanized public opinion against Japan. The U.S. government and media portrayed Japan as a militaristic aggressor, emphasizing its expansionist ambitions in Asia and the Pacific. This perception was fueled by Propaganda that depicted Japanese soldiers as brutal and inhumane, contributing to a climate of fear and distrust. Consequently, Japanese Americans faced widespread discrimination and internment, reflecting the broader anti-Japanese sentiment in American society at the time.
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Did Japan get baseball from America?
Yes, the US introduced it when they defeated Japan in WW2
Who was the leader of Japan in WW2?
Emperor Hirohito was the 'king' of Japan in WW2.
Where did the US fight during WW2?
The US fought in Europe and Japan during WW2.
What did america do about the Attack on Pearl Harbor?
America declared war on Japan and entered WW2.
What world War did Japan get bombed?
During WW2 in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.
Where did japan fight with America in?
WW2 in the Pacific in battles for Pacific islands.
How many bombs did we drop on Japan?
2 atomic bombs and 2 million HE bombs and 5 million incendiary fire bombs
Who occupied Vietnam in the 1940's?
Japan during WW2.
Who was the political leader of japan during ww2?
emperor Hirohito
What was the reaction after America attack on japan?
Joy and elation that WW2 was finally over.
Is japan an important ally to America?
No, they were against each other in WW2. America sided with Australia and the UK.
What would japan trade to the US during world war 2?
during WW2, there was no trade between Japan and the US
