The U.S. fought the Battle of Iwo Jima so it could invade Japan itself. Hence, Option D is correct.
<h3>What was the Battl
e of Iwo Jima?</h3>
A major battle that was between the United States Marine Corps and the United States Navy occurred during the time period of February 19 through March 26, 1945. During World War II, the battle was to capture the island of Iwo Jima from the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA).
Iwo Jima is a small island. It is situated between Japan and the nearest US territory. As the battle was fought by the US, the reason behind this fight was to invade Japan itself.
Therefore, Option D: so it could invade Japan itself is correct.
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The correct answer is D) Pro-French Jeffersonians and Federalists both accepted the need for Washington´s neutrality policy, which calmed partisan tensions for a time.
The statement about American views of the French Revolution that is FALSE is "Pro-French Jeffersonians and Federalists both accepted the need for Washington´s neutrality policy, which calmed partisan tensions for a time."
It is correct to say that at the beginning of the French Revolution, Antifederalists led by Thomas Jefferson supported the revolution. They considered that the French people had the right to fight for justice, equity, public participation, and prosperity. However, on the other hand, Federalists led by Alexander Hamilton opposed the revolutionary movement.
The federal government was not in a position to have an official position, that is why President George Washington decided to maintain a foreign policy of neutrality. He did not want the US to be involved in another conflict after the consequences of the Revolutionary War of Independence.
