Cause Effect

Question

Japan invades China and occupies Manchuria and a few years later occupies Nanjing.
Japan joins the Axis Powers.
Japan bombs Pearl Harbor.
The U.S. drops atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Options
The U.S. imposes embargoes on Japan and moves its fleet to Pearl Harbor.
Japan surrenders.
The U.S. and Western nations have economic interests here and grow frustrated.
The U.S. enters WWII.

Answer 1

Here is a causal chain based on the cause and effect relationships provided:

1. Japan invades China and occupies Manchuria and a few years later occupies Nanjing.

   • Effect: The U.S. and Western nations have economic interests here and grow frustrated.

2. Japan joins the Axis Powers.

   • Effect: The U.S. imposes embargoes on Japan and moves its fleet to Pearl Harbor.

3. Japan bombs Pearl Harbor.

   • Effect: The U.S. enters WWII.

4. The U.S. drops atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

   • Effect: Japan surrenders.

This sequence organizes the causes and their corresponding effects in a logical order.