How Japan Violated a Treaty Before Pearl Harbor

Why did Japan, once a signatory of peace agreements with the United States, choose to break these treaties and launch an attack that led to World War II in the Pacific? In this video, we'll dive into the complex political, economic, and military pressures that pushed Japan toward war, including resource shortages, territorial ambitions, and tensions with Western powers. We'll unravel the buildup to Pearl Harbor, examining why Japan felt compelled to take such a drastic step and the strategic goals it hoped to achieve. If you're fascinated by WWII history and want to understand the motivations behind this pivotal decision, this video is a must-watch. Don't forget to subscribe for more deep dives into history's biggest turning points!