In 1932, Secretary of State Henry Stimson recognized that Japanese incursions into China were analogous to
A) Austria-Hungary's conduct prior to the First World War.
B) Germany's takeover of Poland.
C) Soviet conduct in eastern Europe.
D) the military policy of the United States in Latin America.

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The Answer of In 1932, Secretary of State Henry Stimson recognized that Japanese incursions into China were analogous to
A) Austria-Hungary's conduct prior to the First World War.
B) Germany's takeover of Poland.
C) Soviet conduct in eastern Europe.
D) the military policy of the United States in Latin America.

In 1932, Secretary of State Henry Stimson Recognized That Japanese