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The U.S. showed its dislike for Japanese aggressions by _______.
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ReneThe United States imposed severe economic sanctions on Japan (which would cause shortages of oil and other resources) in an attempt to curb Japanese aggression in World War II and force the withdrawal of troops from Manchuria and China.
They stopped exporting oil and scrap metal
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Indirectly, yes. The Doolittle attack in April, 1942, showed that the US carriers were as much of a threat to Japan as they had thought. The attack on Midway (June 4-7, 1942) was planned as a way to draw out the US carriers, since Pearl Harbor was now heavily defended. Unfortunately, the US, alerted to the Japanese movements, turned the tables with a trap of their own, sinking 4 Japanese carriers at the cost of one of their own, the Yorktown.
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