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Q: How did the us respond to Japanese aggression in the Philippines?
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How did the US respond to japan's aggression in Philippines?

well the u.s. responded with sending in troops to Philippines.


How did the US respond to Japanese aggression in Asia?

A short awnser Hiroshima and Nagasaki


How did the US first respond to aggression in Europe?

they got in the fight


Why was the US more concerned with German aggression than Japanese aggression?

They weren't. The US was at war with Japan first. It just so happens that Germany was defeated before the Japanese.


Who fought to retake the Philippines from the Japanese?

US.


To stop Japanese aggression the US banned the sale of what to japan?

arms and loans


How did the US respond to japans aggresion in the philippines?

First, the American forces were obliged to surrender the Phillipines to Japanese forces. Later in the war, 1944, American forces returned and liberated the Phillipines.


What aggression from the Japanese led to Americans entrance into World War 2?

the bombing of pearl harbor by the Japanese led the US into WWII


Which was an important response from the US to Japanese aggression in the Pacific?

Americans fought and won the Battle of Midway.


How did roosevelt want the us and other nations to stop the aggression of the Japanese?

by the use of economic nations


Who liberated Philippines from the Japanese?

Miss Dowell


How did Roosevelt's response to German aggression toward Britain differ from his response to Japanese aggression toward China?

President Roosevelt would have loved to aid Britain by sending over men and equipment to fight in that war. The Congress would never have approved it. When the Japanese attacked the US then the Congress was willing to declare war on Japan and Roosevelt got his wish when Adolf Hitler declared war on the US six days later. The Congress approve fighting in Europe then. Winston Churchill came over to the US to explain the problem in Europe so the Congress would know they were not fighting a vain war as the US had in World War 1.