Which military strategy did the United States adopt upon entering World War II? It sent most of its military force into the Pacific to block further Japanese expansion. It spent most of its resources in preparing and strengthening coastal defenses. It sent an equal amount of forces into the European and Pacific Theaters of war. It sent the bulk of its forces into the European Theater.

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Which military strategy did the United States adopt upon entering World War II? It sent most of its military force into the Pacific to block further Japanese expansion. It spent most of its resources in preparing and strengthening coastal defenses. It sent an equal amount of forces into the European and Pacific Theaters of war. It sent the bulk of its forces into the European Theater.

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One of the main military strategies that the United States adopted upon entering World War II was that "It sent most of its military force into the Pacific to block further Japanese expansion", since it was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that got the US involved in the war in the first place.