Which of the following best describes the foreign policy of Japan during the 1930s? A. Unfailing support for the League of Nations B. Focused on trade, not military power C. A peaceful approach to dealing with neighbors

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Braedon

2 October, 20:16

Which of the following best describes the foreign policy of Japan during the 1930s? A. Unfailing support for the League of Nations B. Focused on trade, not military power C. A peaceful approach to dealing with neighbors

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Everett Barron · Answer 1

Answer: the best description of Japan during 1930's was military agression

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In 1930's Manchuria became a Japanese province as Korea in 1931. Militarists were influential in that Japan.

Joe Hines · Answer 2

B. Focused on trade, not military power

Explanation:

Japanese Aggression. Beginning in the 1930s, Japan aggressively expanded the territories under its influence, taking over parts of China, invading territories claimed by the Soviet Union, and fighting across the Pacific during World War II.

Japanese expansionist foreign policy The Japanese embarked on an expansionist foreign policy to acquire resources for a fast growing population Limited resources and relies heavily on trade with other countries