The Outbreak of World War II in Asia-Pacific

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What was the outcome of The First Sino-Japanese War in 1894?

Japan defeats China

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What was the outcome of The Russo-Japanese War?

Japan emerges victorious

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In what year did Japan annex Korea?

1910

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In what year did Japan invade Manchuria?

September 1931

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In what year did the United States place tariffs on Japanese exports?

June 1930

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In what year did the worldwide economic depression begin due to the Wall Street Crash?

October 1929

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In what year was The Washington Naval Treaty signed?

December 1921

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What year did Manchuria become Manchukuo, a puppet state controlled by Japan?

February 1932

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In what year did Japan leave the League of Nations?

March 1933

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In what year did Japan take control of Jehol province, extending its control into China?

May 1933

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What war took place in July 1937?

Second Sino-Japanese War

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In what year did Japan begin invading French Indochina?

July 1940

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What was the main reason Western powers and the United States had their eyes on China?

Economic potential

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What was the name of the program of modernization that Japan began in 1868?

The Meiji Restoration

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Which countries signed the Washington Naval Treaty along with Japan in 1921?

Britain, France, and the United States

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Who did powerful ideas consider to be a god in Japan?

The Emperor

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According to Saburo lenaga, what did the moderates favor for enlarging Japanese interests?

Investment, opening new markets for Japanese goods, and co-operation with England and America.

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How did the more moderate civilian politicians try to expand Japanese influence?

They cut the military's budget.

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By what year was the military effectively running Japan?

In 1936

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What resource did the US place embargoes on to Japan

Oil

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Who wrote 'A Plan for the Solution of the Manchurian and Mongolian Problems as a Basic Policy to Change Our Country's Destiny'?

Ishiwara Kanji

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What pact did Japan sign with Italy and Nazi Germany in 1936, agreeing to oppose communism?

Anti-Comintern Pact

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In what year did the Wall Street Crash happen?

1929

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Who was Japan's Foreign Minister that believed it was justifiable for Japan to expand into Manchuria?

Shidehara Kijuro

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What incident did Ishiwara's forces use as an excuse to take over Manchuria?

Mukden Incident

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What army did Japan establish to support Manchuria's warlord, Zhang Zuolin?

Kwantung Army

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By what votes did The League's Council pass a resolution calling on Japan to withdraw its troops?

13 to 1

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What British Historian said, 'The events in Manchuria were extremely important'?

Zara steiner

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What escalated the conflict between the GMD and the CCP?

The death of GMD founder Sun Yat-sen

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What British Diplomat said, 'Events then have destroyed the great illusion, which the great powers believed in, that appeasement, secret deals, selfish national interest could preserve peace'?

Philip Noel Baker

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What was the problem leading Japan to war, according to Okazaki Ayakoto?

Oil

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What did Japanese commanders decide they needed to do to the United States?

They needed to deliver a quick knockout blow to the United States