Not really, the axis powers were on the back foot, many had submitted and japan could’ve been defeated in a way that didn’t see countless civilians killed. However, they did still pose a threat and the Japanese were amongst the worst of the axis powers both in power and brutality. So in order to bring them to their knees i suppose you could consider it justified
2nd i think im sorry im not smart ajsbsubssh
I believe they were extending the revolution through the medium of anti slavery, the strongest Union principle.
Answer: 3
Explanation:At that time, the social classes were divided into three groups called as estates. The first estate was of clergy, the second estate was of nobility and the third estate consisted of other classes and individuals such as peasants, merchants, lawyers, artisans and industrial workers
