National And International Problems

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• 20th century
• A Peoples History of The United States
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• Alliance
• American
• Anti War Movement in The United States
• Asia
• Attack
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• Case
• Cause of World War
• Century
• China
• Colonization in China
• Comparing The Roman Empire and The United
• Conclusion
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National and international problems

Introduction

During the twentieth century, innumerable national and international disputes were triggered, guided and exercised with the desire to position a vulnerable country in a titular power of that century, to establish a single doctrine that each leader implements in their policy when governing a country, these disputes that were consolidated in two world wars that left countless consequences in all societies, mainly in the countries that were defeated in the same.

Developing

Japan and the United States were the powers that determined the greatest influence during their political possession in the European and American contineThe entire Asian continent and on the outskirts in the Pacific Ocean, due to both population and economic increase that this Asian country was going through at the beginning of the 20th century, and much more when it was defeated in World War I. 

The main influence that allowed the consolidation of Japanese expansionist policy, was the ultra -nationalist supreme ideology and reinforcement through Japanese militarism, promoted with the objective of establishing the "great Japanese Asia" with greater territorial conquest, marking from the beginning its purpose its purposeNotoriously carried out from its occupational strategy, since it began invading unstable territories that facilitated the seizure of its areas, exalting in each of one its steps.

An frightening conquest that the European and Pacific countries and islands liveThey simply acted empowered by this doctrine that led them to act without measuring their drastic and inhuman actions, initially in China in 1931 and concluding in 1941 with the attack on the US naval base located in Hawaii, Pearl Harbor.

conclusion

The main cause that incentive and forced for the United States to declare the war against its greatest Pacific rival, clearly because the frightening Asian country maintained an alliance with the European axis as reinforcement in case of counterattack or declaration of war in the elite country, thus determiningThe revolt of the Asian continent and the indication of two new enemies in the Pacific Ocean in 1941, during the road to World War II (1939-1945).