Japan's Expansion and U.S. Policies to the Pearl Harbor Attack

In 1937, Japan entered the northeastern part of China. There were abundant minerals and petroleum, and we were preparing enough supply for further expansion. [] Since the Japanese army has strengthened its power and continues to dominate the eastern region of China, for several years the US government has been working on important assistance mentioned in the US "open door policy" in the early 1920s (Waller VIII ) To support the Chinese government. "Open policy" requires that "all countries respect China's sovereignty and therefore can enter China's goods and trade".

When Japan tried to expand the empire in the early 1930s, the United States regarded it as a breach of the "open door" policy. By opposition to the expansion of Japan in the United States eventually the United States deployed the Pacific Fleet to Pearl Harbor and attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Prior to this, American volunteers like the famous "Flying Tigers" are fighting in China. When the United States entered the war, it flew from the Chinese to the B - 29 squadron and sent a lot of aid to it. After the war, the United States asserted that China would be listed as one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council.

On 7th December 1941, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. As a retaliation against this war, the United States started to drop the atomic bomb to Japan. The Pearl Harbor attack was more serious than the Japanese bombing. Japanese secret attacks violate major democratic values ​​such as public / joint interests and the rule of law. Meanwhile, the bombing of the United States against Japan A was supported by democratic core values ​​such as the pursuit of justice and happiness. Until now, it became clear that a country faces many problems when trying to attack the country for no reason. The attack on Pearl Harbor is a bigger mistake and should not be done.

Abstract: On 7th December 1941, Japanese aircraft and submarines began a sudden attack on America at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor? The reason why Japan attacked Pearl Harbor has continued for some time because I believe Japan is destined to dominate East Asia and the Pacific. In 1931 the Japanese army controlled the civilian government and militarists adopted an aggressive expansion policy to occupy Manchuria in the north of China. Ross has taken economic policy to prevent further Japanese invasion in Southeast Asia, impose steel embargo on Japan, and restrict sales of war material.