History, 03.03.2021 21:10 gigimasters71p7tc6l

How did the U. S. government respond to Japanese aggression across Asia during the 1930's & early 1940's?
The U. S. government refused to take any action in fear of provoking war with
Japan
The U. S. establish an embargo on the sale of scrap metal and fuel oil to
Japan
The U. S. sent thousands of "peace keeping" troops to China & Thailand to
assist these areas against the Japanese
The U. S. broke off all negotiations with the Japanese government and
banished the Japanese ambassador to the US

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