Question

* ANSWER ASAP * In 1935, Japan sought a partnership with Germany. Why would Japan want to form this alliance?

a.) Germany had previously tried to form a partnership with Japan, as a way to gain revenge for U.S. involvement in World War I.

b.) Japan wanted Germany to help them engage the Soviet Union on two fronts--reducing the Soviets' strength on either side.

c.) Japan sought an alliance with Germany in order to strengthen its economic system and gain a valuable trading partner.

d.) Japan hoped to gain favor with Germany's fascist leader and thereby avoid becoming a target for German invasion and expansion.

Answer 1

Answer: I think it is C. Japan sought an alliance with Germany in order to strengthen its economic system and gain a valuable trading partner.

Explanation: Both Japan and Germany were industrialized countries, especially Germany. Both countries were determined to build expansive empire through military aggression. Both countries has a militarist ethos. Both countries were opposed to Communism, but the NAZIs had a strong socialist thread.

Note: I'm not sure, coould someone verify or tell me if I'm wrong?

Answer 2

Option C: Japan sought an alliance with Germany in order to strengthen its economic system and gain a valuable trading partner.

Germany and Japan Alliance

The agreement between Japan and Germany Alliance is called Tripartite Pact. It started one year after the start of World War II. It created a defense alliance between the countries and was largely intended to deter the United States from entering the conflict.

Why did this happen ?

In the culture of Japan, commentators admired Germany's respect for military might, expansion of territory and charismatic leadership. Germany and Japan identified each other as great global powers.

Thus, Japan sought an alliance with Germany in order to strengthen its economic system and gain a valuable trading partner.

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