Why did Japan invade Manchuria in the 1930s?
A) To seize control of the railroad there into Russia
B) To take the iron and coal deposits
C) To use as a staging ground to invade Russia
D) To have a warm water port on the mainland
E) To prevent the Chinese from using the port there as an launch point to invade Japan
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