The united states responded to japanese aggression in the pacific with the 1940 american neutrality act. what did this act attempt to do? select one:

a. maintain american diplomatic relations with both the chinese and japanese

b. encourage greater economic cooperation with japan in the hopes of deterring further aggression

c. applying economic pressure to japan to deter military expansion

d. enable american arms build up under the deceiving title of neutrality

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Raven Spencer

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28 May, 18:20

The united states responded to japanese aggression in the pacific with the 1940 american neutrality act. what did this act attempt to do? select one:

a. maintain american diplomatic relations with both the chinese and japanese

b. encourage greater economic cooperation with japan in the hopes of deterring further aggression

c. applying economic pressure to japan to deter military expansion

d. enable american arms build up under the deceiving title of neutrality

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Jaylee Bruce · Answer 1

Didn't find the neutrality act of 1940, but the neutrality acts of 1930's aimed at ensuring that the USA was not pulled into the war.

However, in response to increased japanese aggression, the USA signed the lend-lease-act in 1941 that aimed at supporting and supplying the Chinese and deterring the japanese aggression in the pacific ocean.