Exploring the Japanese Invasion of Manchuria

What prompted Japan to invade Manchuria and China in the early 20th century?

• Desire for more territory for its growing population

• To spread its cultural influence

• A response to an attack from China

• To establish a democratic government in these regions

How did the League of Nations respond to Japan's aggression?

• Launched a military intervention

• Issued a formal protest

• Imposed economic sanctions

• Supported Japan's actions

What was the effect of Japan's military campaigns on its political landscape?

• Increased foreign influence

• Led to a stronger democracy

• No significant change

• Militarists gained control

Who primarily bore the consequences of Japan's militaristic actions?

• Military leaders

• Ordinary Japanese people

• Japanese politicians

• The international community

What was the international community's reaction to the atrocities committed by Japan?

• Economic sanctions

• Anger and sympathy but no action

• Full support for Japan

• Immediate military action

For how many years did the conflict resulting from Japan's aggression last?

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 13 years

• 20 years

What was the condition of the very poor and helpless during Japan's military campaigns?

• Actively participated in the resistance

• They were able to flee to safety

• They received aid from other countries

• Too frightened or helpless to move