China's reaction to Japan's invasion of Manchuria in 1931 primarily involved protesting the invasion to the League of Nations. Although China faced significant military challenges and did not immediately launch a successful war to regain the territory, the Chinese government sought international support and condemned Japan's actions before the League. Ultimately, the League of Nations conducted an investigation and condemned Japan but failed to take effective action to resolve the crisis or restore Chinese control over Manchuria.
How did China react to Japan’s invasion of Manchuria?
by launching a war to regain the territory
by protesting the invasion to the League of Nations
by refusing to conduct trade with Japan
by encouraging the people of Manchuria to revolt
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