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Which best describes why Japan’s economy played an important role in its relationship with the United States?
A weak economy could prompt Japan to restart the war.
A thriving economy would allow Japan to get rid of the occupying force.
A weak economy could make Japan turn to communism.
A thriving economy would guarantee Japan’s loyalty to the United States.
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A weak economy could make Japan turn to communism.
The United States rebuilt and supported Japan after WWII largely to promote economic recovery and political stability so Japan would not fall under communist influence during the Cold War.
The United States rebuilt and supported Japan after WWII largely to promote economic recovery and political stability so Japan would not fall under communist influence during the Cold War.
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