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Which of the following was NOT a reason for the U.S. involvement in Japan after World War II? A. The industries and infrastructure had been reduced to rubble (broken pieces). B. Americans felt guilty over
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Which of the following was NOT a reason for the U.S. involvement in Japan after World War II?

A.
The industries and infrastructure had been reduced to rubble (broken pieces).

B.
Americans felt guilty over the destruction caused by the atomic bomb.

C.
Fear of communism spreading to other countries.
D.
The emperor decided to disband the parliament (the Diet).

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B

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I think it may be B.Americans felt guilty over the destruction caused by the atomic bomb.

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