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How did the Japanese government respond to the Allies’ bombing campaign? They refused to end the war. They surrendered after popular protests. They built a larger and more power…

How did the Japanese government respond to the Allies’ bombing campaign? They refused to end the war. They surrendered after popular protests. They built a larger and more power…
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How did the Japanese government respond to the Allies’ bombing campaign?

They refused to end the war.
They surrendered after popular protests.
They built a larger and more powerful military.
They launched an atomic bomb.

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Answer: A) they refused to end the war

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