Japanese Foreign Relations During the Interwar Years Included All Except

question 33

Multiple Choice

Japanese foreign relations during the interwar years included all except

• A)becoming part of the international framework at the Washington Conference in 1922.
• B)pursuing the perceived need for domestically controlled resources for such new industries as chemicals,automobiles and appliances.
• C)reflecting the impatience of ultranationalists and some military leaders with the need to restrict Japanese needs to satisfy other societies in the 1930s.
• D)maintaining a policy of permanent peace with its Asian neighbors.
• E)resulting in a decline of democracy in Japan.

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