Which statement describes the united states' response to the invasion of manchuria?
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Which statement describes the united states' response to the invasion of manchuria?
a. the united states chose to strengthen its diplomatic ties with japan by recognizing the new territory.
b. the united states stated that it would not recognize a territory taken by force.
c. congress called for an oil and food embargo, but the league of nations would not comply.
d. the hoover administration pledged military support to the league of nations.
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