The relationship between Japan and the USA was cordial albeit tense on the economic front. Japan and the USA found themselves locked in an economic war, in which each country tried its best to better the other s production numbers and profits. Over time, even during the stock market crash and the Great Depression, tension between the economic superpowers grew. Finally, when the Empire of Japan allied with the forces of the Third Reich, the USA decided to cut oil exports to Japan. Without this crucial oil Japan had no choice. The Empire declared war.
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor because the U.S. enacted an embargo on all oil supplies to Japan. The reason for the embargo is because Japan was invading China. The U.S. embargo cut-off 90% of Japans resources, which crippled their economy and most importantly military. They didn t specifically want to go to war, they just wanted to cripple the United States so they could bring them to the bargaining table to negotiate expansion into Asia. Unfortuantely, the Japanese didn t understand the United States way of thinking, which was quot;You bomb us, you declare war, and we pulverize you.quot; On the Japanese side of the equation, it was simply a misunderstanding about how to negotiate terms with the Americans. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor specifically for an important reason. Pearl Harbor was the home of the U.S. Pacific Fleet. Japan did not want the U.S. in the war because the U.S. at this time had the greatest Naval force. They concluded that if the Pacific Fleet was destroyed, Americans would feel de-moralized and not want to fight. Additionally, an attack on the Pacific Fleet would take the U.S. six months to recuperate and rebuild the Navy.
not very good. how are u gonna do a report for a subject you know zippo about? Procrastination is not always the key you know!
u mean world war 2 bbecause during world war 1 japan had their own communism problems
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