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1931
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A unit of the Japanese army decides to invade manchuria. The United States takes no formal action.
December 9, 1932
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The Japanese army invades Jehol Province. The United States takes no formal action.
December 19, 1934
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Some british soliders asasignated the prime minestor. United States takes no formal action.
November 1935
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Since the conquest of Manchuria Japan, their were still efforts of a pro-Japanese "autonomis" region of Northern China. The United States takes no formal action.
November 1936
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The three powers of Japan, China, and Germany defied The League of Nations and set an alliance between these three powers. The United States takes no formal action.
July 1937 - 1945
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Fighting broke out between Japan and China just outside Peking and quickly spread to other countries. This fued would last until 1945. The United States embargoed strategic materials.
December 12, 1937
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A Japanese aircraft attacked a group of U.S. vessels on the Yangtze River. Two sailors were killed and thirty were wounded. Several ships sinked including the U.S.S Panay. The United States demanded indemnity.
May 1938
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There were bombing raids against civilian populations of Chinese cities. The United States embargoed stragetic materials.
October 1938
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China recieved aid, but Japan was set upon to stop the flow of aid. To do this they attacked major ports on the coast of China. The United States sends aid to China.
July 1939
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A fight between Japanese and Soviet forces began earlier than everyone thought it would. The United States takes no formal action.
July 1940
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Prime Minister Winston Churchill closed Burma Roads. The United States takes no formal action against this.
September 1940
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Tokyo began pushing France to allow Japanese aircrafts fly in France, but they were denied in fear of war. The United States takes embargo strategic materials.
July 1941
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The French government allowed Japanese forces to occupie the whole country after Tokyo pressured them. The United States froze Japanese assets.
September 1941
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Early September, Japan offered the United States a plan for overall settlement to settle the agruments between them. The United States rejected this offer.
November 1941
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Tokyo made one more proposel to have more oil from the United States. The United States rejected this offer.
December 1941
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Japan attacked pearl harbor. The United States declared war on Japan.