America defeated Japan in World War II through a strategy of island hopping to cut off their resources and overwhelm them technologically. They retook islands like the Philippines to isolate Japan and deny them materials. America also dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, instantly killing 120,000 people, and the radiation poisoning led to 100,000 more deaths. This devastating use of new technology, combined with limiting Japan's access to resources, caused them to surrender on August 15, 1945.
America defeated Japan in World War II through a strategy of island hopping to cut off their resources and overwhelm them technologically. They retook islands like the Philippines to isolate Japan and deny them materials. America also dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, instantly killing 120,000 people, and the radiation poisoning led to 100,000 more deaths. This devastating use of new technology, combined with limiting Japan's access to resources, caused them to surrender on August 15, 1945.
America defeated Japan in World War II through a strategy of island hopping to cut off their resources and overwhelm them technologically. They retook islands like the Philippines to isolate Japan and deny them materials. America also dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, instantly killing 120,000 people, and the radiation poisoning led to 100,000 more deaths. This devastating use of new technology, combined with limiting Japan's access to resources, caused them to surrender on August 15, 1945.
America's strategy and technology overwhelmed Japan America had very strong strategies and technology in order to defeat Japan during World War II. America's main strategy was "island hopping," this is where they would move from island to island securing them along the way in order to get to Japan to take total domination. They cut of Japan from resources by retaking the Philippines and isolating them from the Malaysia, Indonesia and other sources of raw materials like oil, coal, rubber and iron. Besides Americas tanks, air force or small arms their main use of technology over Japan was the Atomic Bomb. They dropped two atomic bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, killing 120,000 people instantly and 100,000 people years after due to radiation poisoning. Japan could not fight with Americas strategy and technology, thus Japan making a final decision to surrendering on August 15, 1945.