Japan ignored the warnings presented by the Allies in the Potsdam Declaration and continued to fight. Which of the following con
clusions would the Allies have likely made regarding Japan’s stance in the war at this point? A. The Japanese were determined to fight to the end, even if defeat was inevitable.
B. The Japanese were hoping that Germany and Italy would come to their aid.
C. Other nations in the Pacific were secretly supporting Japan in the war.
D. Japanese commanders were state enemies who secretly wanted to destroy Japan
OK so the best choice to go with will be A. because even if they were defeated they were bound and determined on fighting and giving it everything they had no matter what the cost was.
I don't really know maybe because there was a lot of the packages then the longer and larger packages and time. i Don't really think that's fair it should be the other way around it will be more fair!
Munich agreement basically allowed germany to invade czechoslovakia and take the sudetenland and germany had to promise to “not invade any other territories”. basically the czech and slovaks hated this because their land would be stolen.
