In "Our Jungle Diplomacy," Sands noted that United States policy in South America was creating a perception among Latin Americans that the U.S. was intending to absorb their continent, which the Japanese took as a precedent to justify their own imperialistic plans in Asia.
The U.S. was intending to absorb their continent. In "Our Jungle Diplomacy," Sands noted that United States policy in South America was creating a perception among Latin Americans this. The Japanese took as a precedent. This was to justify their own imperialistic plans in Asia.