they colonizing their territories
invasion - already plannedchemical weapons - already planned, if Japan resisted as they had in last islandsfirebombing - already in progresslet Japan keep everything they conquered - unacceptableWith what was planned the war would have lasted over a year longer (Japan actually had plans to try to stretch it out ten years and keep everything they had conquered even though they would have to ultimately surrender). Had chemical weapons been used against Japan this would have been the first time the US broke the Geneva Convention.
Japan conquered Manchuria in 1932, but several other countries and regions had conquered part or all of Manchuria in history, such as the Korean Kingdom of Gogoryeo, the Mongol Empire, the Tuvans, and several other groups.
Russia was fighting only one nation during that time frame; Japan.
Midway Island (in the Marshall Islands) was just what it was named- mid way to Asia & Japan from the United States. When the Allies conquered the Marshall islands, they had a base for war ships, air fields and other strategic points. This officially broke Japan's hold in the Pacific.
During World War II, the rule of conquered peoples by both Germany and Japan should be generally characterized as oppressive. Despite some rhetoric (and, sometimes, limited action) concerning liberation and unification, both nations abused conquered peoples and consumed as their own the resources of conquered nations.
Japan never conquered China. While they successfully conquered Manchukuo (Manchuria) and several other Chinese regions, Japan was never able to completely subdue and establish control over China.
the shogun conquered the emperor and gained rule on Japan
the shogun conquered the emperor and gained rule on Japan
india and japan
No one wants to be conquered.
Philippines
about 300,000
they colonizing their territories
No
The Philippines were conquered by Japan in 1942, then re-conquered by the US in 1944.
he was the leader and he was important to medieval japan b/c he conquered many lands.