1. which of the following actions did japan take in an attempt to recover from the great depression?
a. japan adopted democratic principles
b. japan reduced military spending
c japan abandoned its constitutional monarchy
d. japan seized control of resources in other nations
2.)italy and japan were dissatisfied with the peace settlements provided in the treaty of versailles because both countries expected more?
a. financial assistance from the u. s and britain
b. guidance in establishing their own democratic governments
c. territory in exchange for their sacrifices during world war 1
d. representation in the league of nations
4.) the league of nations did not prevent german an italian aggression against other nations because it?
a. had no standing army and no real power to enforce decrees
b supported germany an italian aggression
c focused only on japanese aggression
d. was already involved in the spanish civil war

1.      The correct answer here is D. Japan’s economy was in a great state after the World War I but as the Great Depression hit so did the Japanese economy plummet. Japan has a few national resources and relies mainly on import. Because of the Great Depression the trade with the foreign nations was in ruins which led to the economic crisis. Because Japan was lacking resources and land space they invaded Manchuria.

2.      The correct answer here is C. Both Italy and Japan believed that they were not rewarded adequately for their efforts in the war. Both expected more territory and were left wanting. This can be seen as one of the reasons why these countries developed later as they did and sided with Germany in the WWII.

4.      The correct answer here is A. Unfortunately, the League of Nations was not very strong. They had no army and the both Italy and Germany largely ignored their decrees. The League of Nations reacted the only way it could and that was by imposing sanctions and enforcing trade embargoes on these states.

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what are two things that greatly the american economy after the war? the huge buildup of u.s. military the beginning of the korean conflict the creation of the gi bill the marshall plan for nations