Japanese bombs strike the USS Panay anchored in the Yangtze River, sparking the USS Panay Incident in December of 1937

The transcript describes escalating tensions between Japan and the United States, highlighting incidents involving American oil tankers and a gunboat. It also covers Japan's aggressive military actions in China, particularly around Nanking, and the bombing of areas marked by bloodshed. The narrative concludes with a Japanese attack on an American vessel, despite its display of the American flag.

What was the initial context involving Japan in the video?

• Japanese cultural exchange

• Japanese bones and a US gunboat

• Japanese trade agreements

• Japanese technological advancements

What was the consequence for the American oil tankers mentioned?

• They were sold to Japan

• They were converted into warships

• They were attacked, resulting in casualties

• They were safely escorted

What significant event occurred over China's map?

• A cultural festival was held

• A trade route was established

• New bombs were dropped

• A peace treaty was signed

What action did Japan take around Nanking?

• They established a trade post

• They withdrew their forces

• They encircled the city

• They built a new city

What happened to the American flag-bearing vessel?

• It was honored by Japan

• It was used for trade

• It was attacked by bombs

• It was ignored by Japan