Question

How accurate was War Minister Itagaki’s prediction of the effects of his crimes?

Mostly accurate; terror took a major toll on the Chinese war effort
Partially accurate; much of the public lost faith in Chiang, but they became unified in their resistance
Slightly accurate; civilians abandoned resistance, but Chiang’s army became radicalized
Not accurate; fear of further atrocities caused the Chinese to unite behind the nationalist cause

Answer 1

a

Step-by-step explanation:

it's right

Answer 2

Answer: B

Partially accurate; much of the public lost faith in Chiang, but they became unified in their resistance

Explanation: Trust me! It is NOT A. I took the test!