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Marisa Roach

4 August, 12:17

After their attack on pearl harbor, what did japanese leaders do next?

a. they offered peace terms to the united states.

b. they tried to gain as much territory in the pacific as possible.

c. they invaded the west coast of the united states.

d. they sat back and waited for the united states to take action.

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