Franklin D. Roosevelt was concerned about cutting off all oil supplies to Japan because he feared it would provoke a strong military response. Japan relied heavily on imported oil for its military and industrial operations, and a complete embargo could lead them to escalate their aggressive expansion in Asia and the Pacific. Roosevelt aimed to maintain diplomatic negotiations while avoiding a direct conflict, but he recognized the potential for heightened tensions if Japan felt cornered. Ultimately, this tension contributed to Japan's decision to attack Pearl Harbor.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
He was not and NEVER had anything to do with dropping The Atomic Bomb on Japan
Franklin Roosevelt wasn't part of world war 1. he became part of world war 2 when japan attacked the nation. he then signed a declaration of war against japan.
Because Japan invaded China, and Japan was an axis power.
Because Japan bombed Pearl Harbor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt called the enemies of the Allies the same thing all the allies called them, The Axis Forces.
December 8, 1941.The day after the attack on Pear Harbor.
Franklin Roosevelt was President when Japan attacked Pearl harbor in 1941.
FDR was the President of the US for 4 terms and Tojo was the premiere of Japan.
December 8th, 1941
The Japanese Attacked on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 and Franklin D. Roosevelt was the President of United States of America. He remained the US President from the period of 1933 to 1945.