Why do you suppose that the nationalists and communists in 1936 became allies once again?

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The nationalists and communists became allies again, because they had a common enemy, Japan, as Japan was invading China at the time. The two sides called for a ceasefire and worked together to stave off the onrushing Japanese invasion.

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dangina [55]3 years ago

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Answer:The patriots and communists got to be partners once more, since they had a common foe, Japan, as Japan was attacking China at the time. The two sides called for a ceasefire and worked together to fight off the onrushing Japanese invasion.

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