What role did Hideki Tojo play in World War II?A.As a Japanese American activist, he strongly opposed the use of nuclear weapons on Japan.B.As a government leader in Japan, he promoted aggressive Japanese imperialism.C.As the general of the Vietnamese army, he was responsible for thousands of civilian deaths.D.As the emperor of China, he provided resources and support to the Allied powers.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Who appointed Hideki Tojo to go conquer parts of Asia and the Pacific to gain raw materials to restart their factories in the wake of the World Wide Depression?Group of answer choicesBenito MussoliniEmperor HirohitoJosef StalinAdolf Hitler

Under Hideki Tojo, Japan's aggressive imperialist policies:A.gave Japanese citizens a sense of national pride but greatly weakened Japan's economy.B.outraged East Asian countries but improved Japan's relationships with France and Russia.C.helped Japan secure valuable natural resources but destroyed most of its military forces.D.expanded Japanese territory but contributed to rising political oppression in Japan.

How did Japan change as Hideki Tojo rose to power in the 1930s?A.The military replaced civilian leaders as the dominant power in Japanese politics.B.Japan substantially slowed its efforts to expand its empire in East Asia.C.The economy collapsed because of the high cost of constant aggressive military campaigns.D.Japan's diplomatic relations with Nazi Germany and fascist Italy became strained.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

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Identify which of the following statements correctly describe the reasons for the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. 1. When Japan attacked, the U.S. State Department was working feverishly to arrive at a peaceful settlement with Tojo's government. 2. The United States froze Japanese assets and established a trade embargo, which restricted Japan's access to essential resources.3. The United States became worried about Japan's intentions when it allied with China in September 1940. 4. When militants took over the Japanese government in October 1941, it became clear where things were headed. 5. General Tojo's more moderate approach gave the United States hope for a peaceful resolution. 6. The desperate need for fuel played a key role in Tojo's decision to carry out the attack.