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Japan's seizure of European colonies in Asia led United States directly entering into World War II.
<u>Explanation:</u>
There was a cordial relationship between America and Japan when remained trading partners (America supplied Oil to Japan). Then tension started when Japan first expanded its territory over Manchuria in 1931.
It then tried to occupy China and that resulted in the Sino-Japanese war. France, British, and the U.S. were supplying goods to China during the war.
Japan's main goal was to capture Singapore. Also, it had plans on occupying Malay which was under British control. America asked to Japan to withdraw its conquest idea.
So it attacked Pearl Harbor (where military naval base was situated) to prevent the US from interfering its invasion. This attack on Pearl Harbor made the U.S. enter into WW II.
By the end of Civil War, as many as five million longhorn cattle, descendants of old Spanish stock, roamed wild in Texas.
Government posters used propaganda such as the iconic uncle sam, freedom gardens, and the liberty bonds to get American people to support the war effort
The Roosevelt Corollary was a policy that established the right of the United States to act as a policeman in the Western Hemisphere.
It's an addition to Monroe's doctrine which claimed the right for the United States to intervene in cases when some certain nation created some wrong doing. It was pointed mostly towards the countries in Latin America. Roosevelt believed that the States should function as a protector of the Western Hemisphere.
Further Explanation:
- Roosevelt believed United States should interfere in the problems between European and Latin America's states
- Policy of not allowing European states to put there hands on Latin America
- Addition on Monroe's doctrine
- United States have a right to exercise their military power
Subject: History
Level: High school
Keywords: Roosevelt Corollary, Policeman, Monroe's doctrine
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