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Why did the japanese government act to create an empire on the asian mainland during the 1930s answer?

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The Japanese government acted to create an empire on the Asian mainland during the 1930s to create a steady raw material supply line.
Raw material needed by Japan was rubber and oil at that time, which was produced by the United States, Britain, and Netherland. West countries responded by making an oil embargo policy to hold up the Japan's development<span>.</span>

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