Japanese Plans to Ally with African Americans | Japan WW2, US Invasion, Japanese Empire

The video explores Japan's strategic alliances during WWII, including attempts to ally with black nationalists in the U.S. and other nonwhite nations. It discusses Japan's racial equality proposal at the Paris Peace Conference and its rejection, leading to tensions with Western powers. The Black Dragon Society's espionage activities and their impact on Japanese Americans are highlighted. The video also covers African American groups' interactions with Japan, including the Pacific movement and its leaders' efforts to unite African Americans with Japan.

What was Japan's most ambitious plan during World War II?

• To form an alliance with the Soviet Union

• To create a Pan Turkic state

• To align with black nationalists in the United States

• To invade Australia

What was Japan's proposal at the Paris Peace Conference?

• To ensure racial equality for all colored people

• To gain more colonies in Africa

• To establish a new League of Nations

• To form a new alliance with Germany

What was the primary goal of the Black Dragon Society?

• To promote Japanese culture worldwide

• To keep Russians north of the Amur River

• To establish trade routes with Europe

• To form a new government in China

Who was a prominent leader in the Pacific Movement of the Eastern World?

• Marcus Garvey

• Elijah Muhammad

• Sato Kata Takahashi

• Booker T Washington

What was the impact of Japan signing the Tripartite Pact?

• It strengthened ties with African American groups

• It resulted in Japan's withdrawal from World War II

• It led to Japan's alliance with Ethiopia

• It caused anger among African Americans