How do Japan's actions before and during World War II compare with
Germany's actions over the same period?
O
A. Both countries became highly militaristic and built powerful
armies.
O
B. Both countries refused to form alliances and fought the war on
their own
C. Both countries promoted communism and seized all private
property
D. Both countries persecuted Jews and sent them to extermination
camps.
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