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dem82 [27]
3 years ago
13

If the japanese had not invaded china, what can you infer from the map would have been thhe Communists' ultimate fate in a final

confrontation with the Nationalists?Why?
History
2 answers:
Gwar [14]3 years ago
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Answer:

The Communist Party in China can comfortably say thank you to the Japanese since in the event that it wasn't for their occupation, the Communists would have been devastated. The Japanese assaulted and attacked the parts of China that had the foremost assets and the foremost populace, which incidentally was really the home-ground of the Patriots. The Japanese overseen to debilitate the Patriot to such a degree that once they cleared out, the Patriot were moderately effortlessly surpassed by the Communists. In case Japan didn't attacked in spite of the fact that, the Nationalist would have pulverized the Communist, and the most reasons for that are that the Patriots had much more assets, bigger military powers, way better hardware, and were much superior off economically.

Explanation:

pav-90 [236]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The Communist would have been defeated

Explanation:

The Communist Party in China can comfortably say thank you to the Japanese because if it wasn't for their occupation, the Communists would have been destroyed. The Japanese attacked and invaded the parts of China that had the most resources and the most population, which accidentally was actually the home-ground of the Nationalists. The Japanese managed to weaken the Nationalist to such a degree that once they left, the Nationalist were relatively easily overtaken by the Communists. If Japan didn't invaded though, the Nationalist would have crushed the Communist, and the main reasons for that are that the Nationalists had much more resources, larger military forces, better equipment, and were much better off economically.

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