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Pacific War: Far Eastern Strategy and the Washington Conference of 1921 1922

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A thorough examination of the post-World War I Washington Naval Conference which dealt with treaties with Japan, the U.S. desire for naval supremacy, and the compromise of War Plan Orange, which had a drastic effect on U.S. strategy in the Pacific in World War II.

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naval supremacy, charles evans hughes, harding's foreign policies, japanese expansionism, manchuria, nine-power treaty, open door policy, warren g. harding, washington conference, washington naval conference, foreign policies
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