Which american policies pushed japan toward war? select all that apply. a. freezing japanese assets b. imposing trade restrictions c. not buying japanese cars d. an embargo on industry-related items e. sending military to china to fight the japanese

The correct answers are B) imposing trade restrictions, D) an embargo on industry-related items, and E) sending the military to China to help fight the Japanese.

The American policies pushed Japan toward war were imposing trade restrictions, an embargo on industry-related items, and sending the military to China to help fight the Japanese. The United States had imposed trade restrictions and embargos to Japan, affecting this country so much because Japan needed supplies for the war effort. Japan is a series of islands and does not have enough raw material and natural resources, so they need trade and imports. The United States also sent military assistance and supply to China, that was at war against Japan due to the Manchuria invasion.

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