The Unconditional Surrender Policy Toward Japan Was Finally Modified by

The unconditional surrender policy toward Japan was finally modified by

A) assuring the Japanese that there would be no war crimes trials.
B) guaranteeing that defeated Japan would be treated decently by American occupiers.
C) agreeing not to drop more than two atomic bombs on Japan.
D) agreeing to let the Japanese keep Emperor Hirohito on his ancestral throne as the nominal emperor.
E) permitting the Japanese to retain a strong army but no real navy.