The US was targeting Japan when passing the Export Control Act of 1940. This law was passed in order to limit the Japanese Empire from getting certain resources that could help make planes, chemicals, and minerals that could be used for weapons. The US feared these materials getting into the hands of the Japanese because they were worried about the way in which they used them.
Since the US was supporting the Allied Powers (the enemies of the Japanese) through the Lend-Lease Act, it would go against their views.
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eighteenth century
1765-1783
considered as the age of revolution
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Explanation:
The correct answer is "false."
Further Explanation:
This is a false statement that is listed above. The United States did not launch the Sputnik. It was Russia who launched the Sputnik and then they were in the lead with the "space race." The Russians were the first to put any artificial satellite into space. They are the ones who began the "space race."
The Sputnik was launched in 1957 with much fanfare all over the world. It was a shock to many world leaders because it was thought that it would be the United States to be the first country to put a satellite into space.
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