Asked by Savannah
Why did Japan attack China in 1937, launching the Second Sino-Japanese War?
to spread communism to other parts of Asia
to secure natural resources for its growing economy and military
to secure a buffer area against a potential Soviet attack on Japan
to retaliate after China’s attack on Japanese port cities
to spread communism to other parts of Asia
to secure natural resources for its growing economy and military
to secure a buffer area against a potential Soviet attack on Japan
to retaliate after China’s attack on Japanese port cities
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Answered by
Savannah
i think the first answer is correct
Answered by
Writeacher
Not A.
Go to www.google.com and type in “Why did Japan attack China in 1937”
Read lots and read carefully.
Let us know what you decide.
Go to www.google.com and type in “Why did Japan attack China in 1937”
Read lots and read carefully.
Let us know what you decide.
Answered by
Savannah
okay so i came up with the answer b
Answered by
Halle
i just took the test B is correct
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Anonymous
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