Question

question 4 points 2
what was the cause for the tension prevailed between united states and japan?

the japanese products were not accepted into united states.

the japanese were not admitted into united states.

the japanese were technologically superior.

the japanese were not hard - working people.

Explanation:

To determine the cause of tension between the US and Japan, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: Japanese products were generally accepted in the US (e.g., electronics, cars), so this is incorrect.
• Option 2: Historical context includes immigration restrictions (like the Gentlemen's Agreement and later exclusionary laws) that limited Japanese immigration, contributing to tension. This aligns with historical realities.
• Option 3: The idea of Japanese being "technologically superior" was not a primary tension - causing factor in the broader context of US - Japan relations (especially historically when the question likely refers to earlier tensions).
• Option 4: The Japanese are known for their strong work ethic, so this is a false statement.

Answer:

B. The Japanese were not admitted into United States.