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17 July, 19:56

How was Japan prevented from invading other countries after World War II?

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    Answer: The Japanese surrender ended World War II after six years of conflict across the planet. The confrontation between the United States and Japan began when Japan caused a surprise attack on the US Pearl Harbor Naval Base in Hawaii on December 7, 1941.
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