History, 09.10.2019 01:40 angelnjones42

The may fourth movement
a. was a significant turning point in the evolution of m. garvey's political efforts
b. was a sign of growing japanese nationalism
c. became the pretext for japan to invade manchuria
d. galvanized the chinese against foreign influence

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The may fourth movement
a. was a significant turning point in the evolution of m. garvey's pol...