How did the United States respond to Japanese imperialism in the 1930s?
O A. It organized a bombing campaign targeting the Japanese
mainland.
O B. It encouraged Japan to expand its empire further into eastern
Europe.
O C. It froze Japanese assets in U. S. banks and ended U. S. oil exports
to Japan.
O D. It quickly began seizing its own territories in East Asia and the
Pacific.
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