The U.S. did not want to invade Japan because they:did not have means to transport soldiers from the U.S. to Japan.
wanted to focus on the war in Europe.
feared it would lead to a significant loss of life for U.S. military personnel.
did not think they could win a battle on Japanese soil.

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Answer 1

Answer: I believe it was the third option if I recall. Because the American military didn’t want to have any unnecessary casualties occur.

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