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Degger [83]
3 years ago
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Please Help will mark brainliest!!

History
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Tamiku [17]3 years ago
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(I am here yet again!)

1. Pacific and European

2. Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Phillipines, Solomon islands, and well there's the battle of Midway.

3. Well, they were low on resources. In order to get more materials... Well, they had to expand, their economy wasn't really good without raw materials...

4. CHINA

5. Germany and Italy. They were known as the Axis Powers. (I have German friends, Japanese friends, and Italian friends. I'm concerned as I'm Korean...)

6. Well, the USA was starting to get concerned with Japans ethics. So they embargoed oil to Japan. So, to prevent US attacks from their navy. They attacked them to cripple their navy to prevent anything bad happening soon. (Until almost 4 years later they dropped the nuclear bombs)

7. Malaya... They defeated allied powers very quickly.. Until their weapons became hopelessly obsolete.

8. The US Pacific fleet faced off against Japans fleet. It was terrific. The Japanese fleet was crippled here. In fact this was the 1st battle navies fought without directly seeing each other.

9. THE NUCLEAR BOMB

10.  V-ictory over J-apan Day

11. Suicidal plane crashes onto US ships. The Japanese were desparate. What choice did they have.

12. I don't know how many Chinese people have died. <u><em>I'm so sorry for not knowing casualty numbers very well.</em></u>

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