In responding to the Great Depression, how was Japan similar to the United States under Franklin D. Roosevelt?A.Both countries established command economies with strict government control over all industries.B.Both countries cut government spending in an effort to reduce national debt.C.Both countries implemented Keynesian economic policies to combat unemployment.D.Both countries adopted more democratic policies to encourage economic growth.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

The Great Depression was one of the reason that led to the rise of a political ideology called __________ in Japan in the 1930s.

How was industrialization different in the United States and Japan?A.The United States developed crowded industrial cities, while Japan did not.B.The United States benefited from industrialization, while Japan’s economy suffered.C.The United States pursued industrialization on its own, while Japan was first pressured by an outside power.D.The United States was influenced by the industrialization of Great Britain, while Japan was not.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

How did the U.S. government respond to Japan’s and Germany’s aggression and expansionism in the 1930s?Group of answer choicesThe government stopped doing business with both countries.The government did not interfere with enterprises that were doing business with them.The government broke off diplomatic relations.The government offered its services as mediator with other countries.The government prohibited U.S. businesses from commercializing with them.

President Roosevelt’s policies for ending the Depression became known as the :

Social and economic problems in Japan at the end of the Edo Period led to dissatisfaction among the Japanese people. One result of this was:A) Japan had to turn to the USA and some European nations (England, France, Russia and the Netherlands) for financial aid to prevent the Japanese people from uprising and overthrowing the government.B) Japan creating a feudal society in the hope that this social structure would aid Japan's economy and help stabilize society.C) The resignation of the Shogun, reforms and the installation of the Emperor in the 'Meiji Restoration.'D) Japan attempting to take the focus off its' problems and to unite the Japanese people by attacking Russia with the aim of gaining control over Russia's trade with Europe.