Because the war in Europe was in a lot of Allied countries, for example France. They wanted to focus on the enemies that were at their front door first and posed the most imminent threat over Japan which was on the other side of the globe.
Yes anyways ty for the points lol
Before the Tea crisis had passed, each colony had a central committee<span> designed to coordinate discussion with the other twelve colonies. In </span>effect<span>, these </span>Committees of Correspondence were<span> the forebears to the First and Second Continental Congresses.</span>
