The Japanese threatened American values of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness to the core. The United States was one of the most affluent and powerful nations in the world. The American government and citizenry would not relinquish there ideas, principles and lifestyle easily. The American military leaders were willing to sacrifice a great deal of lives both military and civilian, Japanese and American to curb the Japanese threat...
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The American military leaders were willing to sacrifice a great deal of lives both military and civilian, Japanese and American to curb the Japanese threat. Many political and military leaders justified the war as a means to achieve a greater good. Americans saw themselves as freeing the rest of the world and the Japanese people from a regime that oppressed its people and alienated those under its control from higher values, morals and ideals; namely those of the United States...
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