After world war I japan turned against the west because

Question

a. it was successfully invaded by russia and lost territory

b. it believed the treaty ending the russo-japaese war was unfair

c. it made an alliance with china against the united state

d. the west created an economic embargo against japan

Answer 1

d, barely... but only as a latecomer reason.

It was a gradual transition, much more fueled by:

e. failure to be accorded, in Japanese eyes, sufficient respect for its part as an ally in WW1.

and

f. increasing international censure and disapproval of its campaigns in China.

Answer 2

im thinking its d, because the russo-japanese war was 10 years before ww1, and i cant recall japan and china ever being allies...plus japan was looking to extend their empire so the League of Nations was trying to prevent Japan from industrializing and expanding. so i think its d, but thats just me