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Japan And America's Arguement During World War II

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The Great War broke out in Europe and went on from July 28, 1914, to November 11, 1918. In those four years, there was an extreme loss of life and traumatic experiences which would scar the countries involved forever. The war was officially ended with the Treaty of Versailles signed in Paris, France on June 28, 1919. This treaty was set up with the intentions to avoid a world war to ever break out again. However, this deal had heavy punishments and restrictions against Germany due to the fact they were the biggest aggressors. The four things that were stated in the treaty were a military restriction, accepting war guilt, debt paid to France and Great Britain and their land was confiscated now known as the Rhineland where all their factories …show more content…

Adolf Hitler is the face of Germany, Benito Mussolini is in charge of Italy, and Japan is Hideki Tojo. Japan and America relations have been decent up until this point. Japan relies heavy on American exports such as airplane fuel, scrap metal and most importantly oil. Nonetheless, the United States do not want to keep supply a country who is allied working against their allies. As well as they felt that the axis was growing too much with power. They slowly but surely remove cut off all resources from Japan. This infuriated the Japanese which made them add another reason to attack the United …show more content…

On the Japanese end, they were harsh to American and Filipino soldiers after they conquered the Philipines. They forced them on the Bataan death march. The Bataan Peninsula was a 55-mile march for an estimated 75,000 troops into prison camps. There they suffer diseases and malnutrition which end in a multitude of deaths. across the Pacific Ocean to the west coast of the United States, there is fear. at the time most of the Japanese immigrants were located on the west coast. The government decided to relocate them in camps. American- Japanese was given notice of this decisions and were told to take whatever they could carry. If there was a situation that they were to own houses or store they were advised to sell it because regardless it would be in the

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One reason was the fact that the United States began an embargo on Japan, ending the trade of Japanese weapons. This limited Japan from obtaining more resources in their expansion. Another reason was that Japan needed oil to help keep expanding and raise their economy. The U.S. Navy was in their way, by controlling the Philippines, which is why they thought they needed to get rid of them. Lastly, both Japan and the U.S. did not agree on each other’s ways of running government.

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Furthermore, Truman was trying to cut off their sea ports in order to prevent aid and resources. Another option was to wait for the Russians to eventually join the Pacific war and the potential invasion of Kyushu. All could be considered reasonable methods that could reduce the cost of war and lives. Yet so many complications began to appear, with no sign of Japan backing out. The leaders of Japan would not admit the condition of their economy being affected by aerial attacks.

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Japanese could not work for any store that did not allow Japanese. Many Japanese were also limited on what they could do, say, or buy somethings they need. They had barely any clothes, furniture, food, water, or any resources they could get their hands on. Also, mostly all Japanese people had to be removed relocated

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