How did President Roosevelt respond to Japan's expansionist policies in East Asia in mid-1941?
A) He imposed economic sanctions on United States-Japanese trade.
B) He invoked the Stimson Doctrine.
C) He sent the United States Fleet to Pearl Harbor.
D) He formed a tripartite alliance against Japan with the Soviet Union and China.
A
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