As the American Yawp mentioned in chapter 24, how did Germany and Japan respond to the economic crisis of the 1930s? a. Each sought to control other territories -- Germany to gain land and Japan to gain natural resources. b. Each worked through the economic downturn through international organizations such as the IMF and World Bank. c. Each set up a welfare system that was based on democratic politics. d. Since neither believed in deficit spending, each raised taxes within their states in order to fund aid to the poor.

Each sought to control other territories -- Germany to gain land and Japan to gain natural resources

Explanation:

The economic crisis in the 1930s was commonly called the Great Depression and it was as a result of the crash of the stock market which wiped out several investors and led to the economic downturn in many countries.

Germany and Japan respond to the economic crisis of the 1930s as each sought to control other territories which was the regaining of land by Germany and Japan to gain natural resources.

Therefore, the correct option is A.

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