Japan invades China in 1937

The transcript describes the intensifying Japanese invasion, with warships bringing more troops and enemy airplanes bombing Chinese cities. This led to widespread panic among civilians, especially in Shanghai, as the enemy approached the city gates.

What was the primary action taken by the Japanese to strengthen their invasion?

• They negotiated peace.

• They withdrew their troops.

• They sent additional warships and troops.

• They sought international support.

What was the main target of the enemy airplanes?

• Chinese cities

• Naval fleets

• Military bases

• Rural areas

What was the condition of the Chinese cities after the aerial attack?

• They were untouched.

• They were fortified.

• They were heavily bombed.

• They were evacuated.

How did the civilian population react to the situation in Shanghai?

• They panicked and wanted to leave.

• They organized a defense.

• They remained calm.

• They celebrated.

What was the status of the enemy forces as they approached Shanghai?

• They were retreating.

• They were at the gates.

• They were defeated.

• They were negotiating.