The particular brutality of the fighting that took place between the americans and the japanese in the pacific war was fueled by what?

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Kushaldsouza · Answer 1 · 2023-02-03T14:52:01+0000

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The way in which the United States fought the war in the Pacific was fueled by fear of Japanese imperialistic aggression, as well as anger over Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor and its mistreatment of its enemies.

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The particular brutality of the fighting that took place between the americans and the japanese in the pacific war was fueled by what?

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